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In 2017, more than a million consumers could see improved access to credit, as well as better loan terms, with the help of a new innovation launched late last year.

While many praised the Federal Housing Administration's recent decision to lower its mortgage insurance premiums by 25 basis points, not everyone was a fan.

As home price appreciation continues to outpace wage growth, housing affordability may suffer, especially among millennials.

First-time homebuyers made up more than a third of national home sales in 2016, but still saw a greater share of deals for homes fall through than experienced buyers.

The number of underwater homeowners nationwide has been steadily declining since 2012 as home prices have appreciated, but not all demographics have been equally affected, according to one analysis.

CFPB DIrector Richard Cordray's term is up in July 2018, but a group of Democrats from the U.S. House of Representatives does not want to see President-elect Donald Trump remove him before then.

Strong demand has resulted in a steady increase in the number of purchase loans originated in the last two years.

By any measure, consumers have great expectations for the U.S. economy in the coming year. What is driving the optimism?

Four U.S. Congressmen have introduced the bipatisan Credit Union Residential Loan Parity Act. If passed into law, how will this bill impact the housing industry?

Privatizing the GSEs could potentially have an adverse effect on the mortgage market in the United States, according to Kroll Bond Ratings Agency.