Navigating TILA’s Regulations Within Your Marketing and Advertising Campaigns
The Truth in Lending Act (TILA), enacted in 1968, is a cornerstone of consumer protection in the financial industry. Designed to promote informed...
Understanding the MAP Rule: Regulation N and Mortgage Advertising
Even as the years have ticked past, the 2008 financial crisis remains fresh in the minds of lending regulators, who have worked diligently to close...
The SAFE Act 101: A Guide for Mortgage Advertising & Marketing Compliance
Enacted in response to the 2008 financial crisis, The Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act of 2008, or SAFE Act, has been a...
2024 Social Media Scaries
Once again, as Spooky Season rolls around, here at ActiveComply we like to share with the world some findings from our Wall of Shame folder - real...
The Impressum Section is Dead on Facebook
Updates as of 3/11/2024: The Impressum section has begun to be reintroduced and displayed on some Facebook pages. Users are still reporting issues...
Working the Network: How Mortgage Loan Officers Are Using LinkedIn
Despite the rapid addition of new platforms to the social media landscape, LinkedIn remains one of the most popular in terms of use, beating out...
Best Practices for Remote Work in the Mortgage Business
During the 2020 COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the world at large began to shut down most operations and businesses in an effort to try and contain...
3 Reasons Why Mortgage Social Media Marketing Is Worth the Risk
Social media has emerged as one of the most powerful tools in digital marketers’ toolbox. However, in the highly-regulated world of mortgages where...
That’s Not My Page! Social Media Made for You, But Not by You.
Carefully curating a corporate mortgage/financial services social media presence is practically a full-time job, given the intense regulatory focus...