Credit union mortgage executives lauded the CFPB's proposed addition to its qualified mortgage rule that would allow issuers to correct good faith mistakes in calculating points and fees.
However, they also said the bureau needs to do more.
Under current rules, a qualified mortgage cannot charge the borrower points and fees of more than 3% of the loan's face amount, minus closing costs, on loans with more than $100,000 in face value.
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