Juneteenth, TRID, & Social Media
On June 17th, President Joe Biden signed Congressional Bill S. 475 into law at 3:51pm, effectively adding Juneteenth as a new federally recognized...
Fair Lending and Social Media
In July of 2020, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) filed a lawsuit against a Chicago-based nonbank mortgage lender, for violations of...
How to Stay Off the Front Page
On January 6th, 2021 a group of people stormed the United States capital and infiltrated the House and the Senate. This was a tumultuous time for all...
The FFIEC and Me
In 2013, which feels like a lifetime ago, the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC), released guidelines to help financial...
California’s AB 1864: What You Should Know
Assembly Bill 1864 (AB 1864) passed the California Legislature on Aug. 31, 2020, and Gov. Gary Newsom signed it into law as of Sept. 25, 2020. The...
Why Loan Officers Should Use Professional Pages on Social Media
Social media has been such a big part of our personal lives for the past 10 years. The number of social media network users worldwide has increased...
Corporate Social Media Horror Stories
Professionalism in the financial industry goes beyond how you dress, how you treat customers and co-workers, and how well you remain legally...
Instagram for Business
Updated 2/22/2024
With Instagram's most recent updates, account owners can now convert their pages into business accounts through a simple setting...
Fair Housing & Social Media
Since the Fair Housing Act was enacted as part of the historic 1968 Civil Rights Act, it’s continually been in the news. As complicated as the act...
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