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06/03/2026

05/07/2026

03/10/2026

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The new FinCEN Anti-Money Laundering (AML) rule went into effect March 1, 2026 and it’s reshaping how non‑financed residential property transfers to legal entities and trusts must be reported.
This rule applies nationwide and its definitions of residential property and non‑financed transactions are far broader than many realize.
That’s exactly why Stewart is stepping up to help the industry prepare.
Join our upcoming webinar to get clarity, confidence, and compliance-ready insights.

What You’ll Learn
🏡 What counts as “residential property” under the new rule including surprising categories like certain vacant land and commercial assets
💼 How “non‑financed” is defined, and why it includes far more than traditional cash transactions
📝 New reporting requirements for transfers involving legal entities and trusts
🌐 How this rule impacts transactions nationwide, regardless of market size
🔍 What title professionals, real estate agents, attorneys, and lenders need to prepare now
Whether you’re in title, real estate, lending, or legal services, this rule affects your world and preparation starts now. Stewart is here to make sure you’re ready.

Please RSVP to [email protected] to receive the zoom link and secure your spot!

03/03/2026

The new FinCEN AML rule’s reporting requirement is now in effect. 📢📢
Stewart Title is equipped for the change with FinCEN Reporting Services (FRS), a dedicated solution designed to keep our offices compliant without disrupting our day-to-day business. With FRS, our customers can be confident that transactions which fall under the new FinCEN AML rule will be handled with expertise, compliance and efficiency.
Our platform provides simplified, smart reporting that:
- Validates initial determination of FinCEN reporting requirements as information is obtained
- Automates secure data collection from all parties involved (grantee, grantor and others)
- Compiles and files reports directly with FinCEN on your behalf
- Tracks status in real time across the entire process
- Ensures records are securely retained for the required period
Connect with our team to learn more about how we keep your transactions moving with the attention they need and without interruption.

03/02/2026

Did you know women weren’t allowed to own sign a mortgage
without a male co-signer until 1974? Women have faced many
challenges in the real estate industry. Read how women have
navigated roadblocks in the market and how their impact is
shaping the real estate industry today in our latest Insights
article: https://www.stewart.com/en/insights/the-history-of-women-in-real-estate

Discover the history of women in real estate, highlighting pioneers, challenges, and the evolving landscape for future professionals.

02/11/2026

Are you a new homeowner or looking to buy a home this year? Building equity is something you should be thinking about and planning for. Here is a quick guide on what home equity is and how to build it: https://www.stewart.com/en/insights/learn-how-to-build-home-equity-as-a-first-time-homebuyer

02/10/2026

Black History Month

Black Americans have had an incredible impact in the real estate industry, breaking barriers and fighting for opportunity for their families and their communities. In honor of Black History Month, we’re highlighting three trailblazing entrepreneurs whose influence and leadership helped reshape communities, economies and the residential and commercial real estate landscape: Philip Anthony Payton, Jr., Biddy Mason and Ben Slayton.

Read about their impact on the industry: https://www.stewart.com/en/insights/3-black-real-estate-entrepreneurs-you-should-know

02/09/2026

Reporting for FinCEN’s new anti-money laundering rule is going into effect next month. Although this new rule has significant reporting requirements and workflow implications for the industry, Stewart Title is equipped for the change.

We’ve created a dedicated solution designed to keep our offices compliant without disrupting our day-to-day business. With FinCEN Reporting Services (FRS), our customers can be confident that transactions which fall under the new FinCEN AML rule will be handled with expertise, compliance and efficiency.

Our platform provides simplified, smart reporting that:
- Validates initial determination of FinCEN reporting requirements as information is obtained
- Automates secure data collection from all parties involved (grantee, grantor and others)
- Compiles and files reports directly with FinCEN on your behalf
- Tracks status in real time across the entire process
- Ensures records are securely retained for the required period

Connect with our team to learn more about how we’re keeping your transactions moving with the attention it needs and without interruption.

02/04/2026

Wow !🤯 Incredible attendance & amazing feedback yesterday! So we're doing it again!

The new FinCEN Anti-Money Laundering (AML) rule goes into effect March 1, 2026, and it’s reshaping how non financed residential property transfers to legal entities and trusts must be reported. This rule applies nationwide — and its definitions of residential property and non financed transactions are far broader than many realize.
That’s exactly why Stewart is stepping up to help the industry prepare.
Join our upcoming webinar to get clarity, confidence, and compliance-ready insights.

What You’ll Learn
🏡 What counts as “residential property” under the new rule — including surprising categories like certain vacant land and commercial assets
💼 How “non financed” is defined, and why it includes far more than traditional cash transactions
📝 New reporting requirements for transfers involving legal entities and trusts
🌐 How this rule impacts transactions nationwide, regardless of market size
🔍 What title professionals, real estate agents, attorneys, and lenders need to prepare now
Whether you’re in title, real estate, lending, or legal services, this rule affects your world — and preparation starts now. Stewart is here to make sure you’re ready.
Save your spot today and stay ahead of the March 2026 changes.

Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5311868469?pwd=GsK7FqjL7Cg3ejxI5SvWaIPtojVdk5.1&omn=82759064907

01/27/2026

The new FinCEN Anti-Money Laundering (AML) rule goes into effect March 1, 2026, and it’s reshaping how non financed residential property transfers to legal entities and trusts must be reported. This rule applies nationwide — and its definitions of residential property and non financed transactions are far broader than many realize.
That’s exactly why Stewart is stepping up to help the industry prepare.
Join our upcoming webinar to get clarity, confidence, and compliance-ready insights.

What You’ll Learn
🏡 What counts as “residential property” under the new rule — including surprising categories like certain vacant land and commercial assets
💼 How “non financed” is defined, and why it includes far more than traditional cash transactions
📝 New reporting requirements for transfers involving legal entities and trusts
🌐 How this rule impacts transactions nationwide, regardless of market size
🔍 What title professionals, real estate agents, attorneys, and lenders need to prepare now
Whether you’re in title, real estate, lending, or legal services, this rule affects your world — and preparation starts now. Stewart is here to make sure you’re ready.
Save your spot today and stay ahead of the March 2026 changes.

Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5311868469?pwd=GsK7FqjL7Cg3ejxI5SvWaIPtojVdk5.1&omn=81886855030