REGISTER NOW Mortgage servicers can resume foreclosures on some borrowers under a set of rule changes by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau designed to help millions of struggling homeowners exiting mortgage forbearance plans. The CFPB issued a temporary final rule Monday that provides added borrower protections such as required outreach and loss mitigation reviews by servicers. But the agency essentially abandoned a proposal from April that would have required a pre-foreclosure review period, which some said imposed a foreclosure moratorium until 2022. "Let me be clear: Our final rule does not impose a foreclosure moratorium," acting CFPB Director Dave Uejio said on a conference call with reporters.