Supreme Court ruling expands the president's power to remove the head of the FHFA
As the mortgage giant turns 50, the company celebrated its anniversary with a new state-by-state breakdown of the mortgages it has provided
The United States Supreme Court, which begins its next session in October, will determine if the structure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency is constitutional
For now, evictions and foreclosures will be placed on a moratorium until the end of April
The FHFA is taking steps to free Fannie Mae from government conservatorship as the company posts big profits
New guidance from HUD and U.S. Treasury would end the conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, while reforming the Federal Housing Administration
Opinion
The odds are against the June plan, no matter what it is, it will be likely to raise the cost of borrowing or exclude segments from credit
The former NAR economist has long been vocal in calling for reform to the government-sponsored entities that drive the country's mortgage market
FHFA director nominee Mark Calabria has been vocal in calling for opening up the government's charter to other entities