The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it will soon begin writing and testing a simplified mortgage-disclosure form aimed at making it easier for borrowers to compare deals from different lenders.
The bureau expects by the end of the month to award a contract to develop the form, making it one of the first projects of the new agency, according to a bidding document given to vendors in November and reviewed by Bloomberg News.
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