Capital One sued by US CFPB for avoiding billions in interest payments
Capital One was sued on Tuesday by the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which accused the bank of illegally avoiding the payment of more than $2 billion in interest to consumers who held its flagship "high interest" savings account.
CFPB, medical debt and Credit history
CFPB insights reveal increase in Buy Now, Pay Later loans, especially among consumers with lower credit scores.
There are a lot of consumers and particularly consumer advocates who think that the CFPB has done a great job. Trump held himself out to be a populist… acting, with an agenda that supports consumers,” ...
Banks and other companies hoping to escape guidance from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau once President-elect Donald ...
On January 8, the CFPB issued an order recognizing a company as a standard-setting body under its Personal Financial Data Rights rule, marking ...
The top US consumer financial regulator is seeking to strengthen protections for customers against excessive surveillance and ...
A flurry of recent actions by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has left Republicans seething about “midnight ...
US cryptocurrency companies should be responsible for refunding customers’ accounts when they are hacked, bringing standards for digital wallets into line with bank accounts, the consumer banking ...
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