Jan8

CEO Co-Lab

GoWest's CEO Co-Lab is quickly becoming a "can't-miss" event among the region's most forward-thinking and innovative CEOs – you won't want to miss it.
Jan16

Wyoming CU Day at the Capitol

Our collective advocacy priority will be to showcase the impact Wyoming credit unions are making across the state, while increasing our connection and relationship with our elected leaders at the Wyoming Capitol.
Jan22

Idaho CU Day at the Capitol

Our collective advocacy priority will be to showcase the impact Idaho credit unions are making across the state, while increasing our connection and relationship with our elected leaders at the Idaho Capitol.
Jan28

Arizona CU Day at the Capitol

Our collective advocacy priority will be to showcase the impact Arizona credit unions are making across the state, while increasing our connection and relationship with our elected leaders at the Arizona Capitol.

Brittanie Bonanzino

AVP, Communications

Washington

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Alyse Knudsen

Manager, Communications

Oregon

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How Mortgages with a COVID-Related Forbearance are Performing in 2023

July 10, 2023

The CFBP released a research blog that examined the performance of mortgage borrowers in March 2023 to those in March 2021 that had COVID-related forbearance, were delinquent but not in forbearance, and those considered current on their payments. While the CFPB expressed concern in both 2021 and 2022 about borrowers’ ability to recover from periods of forbearance, the most recent analysis shows that the majority of borrowers in forbearance in 2021 – including Black and Hispanic borrowers – were largely able to become current on their payments by March 2023.

Posted in Compliance Resources.