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President Trump has officially signed into law a bill aimed at curbing the use of "trigger leads" within the mortgage industry. This significant legislation is set to take effect in March, marking a pivotal change in how consumer information is handled in the lending process.
"Trigger leads" refer to unsolicited marketing leads generated when a consumer's credit report is accessed for a mortgage application. These leads can lead to aggressive marketing tactics by lenders, often overwhelming consumers with offers from multiple companies shortly after they seek mortgage pre-approval.
The new law seeks to protect consumers from such intrusive marketing practices by placing strict limitations on how and when these leads can be used. Advocates for the legislation argue that it will enhance consumer privacy and allow individuals to make more informed decisions without the pressure of unsolicited offers. The move has been welcomed by consumer advocacy groups, who believe it will lead to a more transparent and fair mortgage process.
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