This is about a minority that does not want a watchdog that will keep an eye on big banks.
now is the time to address reform of the housing finance system.
the particular instance we are talking about here involved four million families, and it involved people who lost their homes, whose lives w...
So the question I have is, having resolved this nearly four million families, who put the people, the families, into each of these boxes?
to identify the wrongdoing and hold the financial institutions that broke the law accountable.
Does that mean, then, that what you found tells us whether or not the illegal practices of the banks occurred in 1 percent of the cases or o...
I think this starts a new era in transparency and in helping those families that have been wronged.
If someone believes that they have been illegally foreclosed against, will they still have a right under this settlement to bring a lawsuit ...
the whole point of this review was to bring some justice, to give these families some compensation for what happened.
People want to know that their regulators are watching out for the American public, not for the banks.
Are you claiming that the information about illegal activity is privileged and confidential?