A mortgage servicing settlement proposed by Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller is under intense scrutiny by several state attorneys general.
The settlement proposes a strict set of new mortgage servicing regulations. Opponents say that while it intends to address allegations against certain mortgage servicers for improper foreclosures and loan servicing, it could unfairly affect all mortgage servicers.
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt said, "It has the potential to greatly affect all of these entities, including community banks and credit unions," Pruitt said. "It would be right for credit unions to be concerned about how this would affect their business and how they service loans to customers."
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