Consumers looking to purchase manufactured homes may face higher interest rates, risks and barriers to credit and minorities are feeling it the most. A new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) report discusses these challenges. The takeaway: While manufactured housing or modular homes make up a small segment of the overall real estate housing supply, affordability must […]
In this Q&A session with Ben Saul regarding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, we discuss the status of Rohit Chopra's nomination to CFPB director, recent CFPB actions, areas of CFPB focus and managing CFPB risk.
Peapack-Gladstone Bank Hires Senior Vice President, Director of Residential and Consumer Lending
May 27, 2021 13:51 ET | Source: Peapack-Gladstone Financial Corporation Peapack-Gladstone Financial Corporation
Bedminster, NJ, May 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
via NewMediaWire Peapack-Gladstone Financial Corporation (NASDAQ Global Select Market: PGC) and Peapack-Gladstone Bank announce the appointment of Neil Viotto, Senior Vice President, Director of Residential and Consumer Lending. Operating out of the Bank’s headquarters in Bedminster, NJ, Mr. Viotto is responsible for both residential and consumer lending, management of the loan origination team, and new business development and underwriting.
With more than 29 years of industry experience, Neil most recently served as Vice President, Mortgage Originations Manager, Compliance Officer at Somerset Savings Bank, SLA, Bound Brook, NJ, where he streamlined the online mortgage application
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Bolstered by grassroots organizing, human service nonprofits and other concerned citizens, city leadership and stakeholders are engaging residents in conversations about an array of deep-seeded inequities, many centered around and rooted in all of the ways systemic racism is woven into the fabric of everyday life in Central Massachusetts.
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By the AFP Staff
The 2020 Democratic Party Platform was approved at the virtual convention by party delegates via remote vote on Aug. 18. AFP reviewed the Democratic platform in detail, particularly as compared with the priorities put forth by President Donald Trump’s campaign team in its second-term agenda, which was accepted by the Republican Party alongside the 2016 platform in lieu of preparing a new platform for 2020 and reviewed for
American Free Press Issue 36 & 37 by John Friend.
To briefly summarize, the agenda’s relatively vague priorities, which were expanded upon in the president’s nomination acceptance speech, include: creating jobs, eradicating Covid-19, ending U.S. reliance on China, improving healthcare and education, “draining the swamp,” defending law enforcement and bringing “violent extremist groups like Antifa to justice,” ending illegal immigration and protecting American workers, ex