tag:blog.citimortgage.com,2013://1/tag:blog.citimortgage.com,2011://1.577- 2013-02-01T19:42:17Z Comments for John P. Carey, Chief Administrative Officer, North America Consumer Banking discusses the CFPB and proposed model forms to simplify disclosures. What's your take on CFPB's proposed model forms? Welcome to the Citi mortgage blog, a new way for us to provide you with the information, advice and direction you need to make the important mortgage-related decisions for you and your families. We hope this site will encourage lots of discussion, ideas and debate. Movable Type 4.37 tag:blog.citimortgage.com,2011://1.577 2011-07-27T19:16:33Z 2011-08-03T14:42:36Z John P. Carey, Chief Administrative Officer, North America Consumer Banking discusses the CFPB and proposed model forms to simplify disclosures. What's your take on CFPB's proposed model forms? The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which launched last week, has received a great deal of Congressional, consumer and media attention during the past several weeks and months. Its mission is "to make markets for consumer financial products and services... carolyn marshall The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which launched last week, has received a great deal of Congressional, consumer and media attention during the past several weeks and months. Its mission is "to make markets for consumer financial products and services work for Americans--whether they are applying for a mortgage, choosing among credit cards, or using any number of other consumer financial products."

The CFPB will play an important role in developing rules for a host of financial consumer protection issues. The Bureau will focus on enhancing consumer understanding so that you can make informed choices about financial products and services that meet your needs. We support this goal and believe that it will allow us to distinguish ourselves from the competition and hopefully make Citi the bank of choice for our clients.

One of the CFPB's stated priorities is to simplify disclosures to make it easier for customers to understand the terms and costs of home loans. The CFPB has asked for input from financial services companies, advocates, consumers and others on proposed model home loan disclosures on its website at ConsumerFinance.gov. Citi and others in our industry have heeded the CFPB's request and provided comments either individually or through our trade associations. As consumers, you have an important voice in the process as well, and we encourage you to look at the model forms and provide feedback directly to the CFPB. What are your thoughts about the model forms? Do you think they will make the home loan application process more user-friendly and easier to understand?

 

If you have any general questions, concerns or comments about this or any other of the changes required by the Dodd-Frank Act, please feel free to comment on this website or, if you have specific questions about your account(s), contact us directly at the number on your card or statement.

 

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]]> tag:blog.citimortgage.com,2011://1.577-comment:4153 Comment from carolyn marshall on 2011-08-29 carolyn marshall Thank you for reaching out to us. I'm sorry for the experience. I forwarded your information to someone that can assist you, and understand they made contact with you and resolved the issue.

]]> 2011-08-29T19:26:57Z tag:blog.citimortgage.com,2011://1.577-comment:4063 Comment from Loi on 2011-08-15 Loi My only concern and comment was your people in your payment processing department there are not doing their job well, I sent my August 2011 mortgage payment but I mistakenly sent differrent mortgage payment check to your company, but the problem is your processing department cash out the check from my bank with different payor. Is that how your staff trained by your department head, they supposed to return the check to me..obviusly right you can contact me in my email address. I highly appreciated you can resolve this matters. Thank you very much.

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