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Rate Hikes Low on the List of Worries for Most Americans

Concern over what will happen now that the Fed has raised the interest rate for the first time in a decade‒‒and with further increases on the way‒‒is surprisingly minimal. Read on to see which group of Americans are not particularity worried about future rate hikes.

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Handle HMDA With Care

CFPB

Michael Flynn, a partner in Goodwin Procter’s Financial Institutions Group sat down with MReport to explain how the HMDA rule is shaking up the mortgage industry and advises on how to cope with the changes.

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Goldman Sachs Settles Toxic RMBS Claims

The investment banking firm is the latest on a list of banks to agree to settle federal and state investigations probes for allegedly selling bad RMBS in the time period leading up to the financial crisis.

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Why are Mortgage Rates Still Falling Post-Rate Hike?

In December, during their final meeting of the year, the Federal Open Market Committee decided to raise the federal funds rate. Since then, the mortgage industry has been anticipating the effect this will have on the housing market, but so far, that effect has been little to none.

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