Effective January 1, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) secures new rights for California consumers. If your organization does any meaningful business in California, you’re probably on the hook regardless of where you’re headquartered. Certain types of personal information collected by financial institutions in accordance with the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) are exempt from CCPA, but other data points not governed by GLBA are still subject to CCPA. Experts expect other states to introduce similar legislation — so even if you don’t do business in California,CCPA should be on the radar for you — and your vendors.
Networking events are an important way to begin and enhance working relationships with both potential…
Ad conversion rate measurement helps LOs gauge the effectiveness of their marketing spend. Surefire mortgage…
Credit union marketing strategies can benefit significantly if marketers utilize content designed from the start…
Loan officers and mortgage brokers can fuel agent relationships with a steady stream of real…
Creating a seamless borrower journey is lesson number-one in how to become a loan officer,…
Integrating your POS, LOS, and PPE systems with your mortgage CRM is a crucial step…