February 2026

Three moves lenders should take now to stay ahead of AI regulation

Mortgage lenders don’t have the luxury of waiting for AI regulations to settle. While states and Washington spar over who sets the rules, lenders remain fully accountable for how artificial intelligence is used in underwriting, servicing, marketing and fraud detection. The question is no longer if AI will be regulated; it’s whether lenders are ready […]

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Hundreds may join E Mortgage Capital wage lawsuit

Hundreds of E Mortgage Capital employees could join a wage lawsuit against the brokerage, after a federal judge granted conditional approval to certify a class.  Processing Content The federal complaint in Arizona accuses the lender of failing to pay overtime to numerous workers, from loan officers to processors to managers. An attorney for plaintiffs told

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Social Security planning could open the door for reverse mortgage conversations

Reverse mortgage professionals struggling with consumer hesitation may find their most effective entry point isn’t home equity, but rather Social Security. That was the message from Thomas Drapala, director of strategic partnerships at the National Association of Registered Social Security Analysts (NARSSA), who on Thursday led a webinar hosted by the National Reverse Mortgage Lenders

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