NYCB asks shareholders to finalize $1 billion lifeline
The Long Island bank is trying to come back from a month-long spiral that sunk its stock price some 80%.
The Long Island bank is trying to come back from a month-long spiral that sunk its stock price some 80%.
In a study posted weeks after it raised concerns about "junk fees," the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau noted that the amount of borrowers paying discount points doubled from 2021 to 2023, with the increase larger among consumers with lower credit scores.