Gov’t agency proposes simpler mortgage forms

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The government proposed rules Monday to help Americans understand the costs and risks of getting a mortgage.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau unveiled redesigned forms that mortgage borrowers would get after applying for a loan but before closing on the house. The forms would be available three days before closing.

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