Saturday, Feb 15

The Trump administration's overhaul of the CFPB, including mass layoffs, faces legal challenges as a federal judge steps in to block further terminations.

Wednesday, Jan 15

The CFPB alleges Capital One misled customers, causing over $2 billion in lost interest from savings accounts. The lawsuit seeks justice for affected consumers.

Friday, Jan 10

Exploring why calls to eliminate the CFPB might face difficulties amid its successes in consumer protection and bipartisan support.

Friday, Jan 10

Biden administration's new rules prevent medical debts from affecting credit scores, aiming to protect millions from financial distress.

Thursday, Jan 09

Industry groups have filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration's ban on medical debt from credit reports, raising concerns over consumer protection and financial impact.

Thursday, Jan 09

US bans medical debt from credit reports, prompting industry groups to file a lawsuit challenging the new rule set by the Biden administration.

Wednesday, Jan 08

The CFPB has sued Experian for allegedly mishandling consumer credit disputes, risking credit scores and impacting Americans' financial health.

Tuesday, Jan 07

The Biden administration's new rule banning medical debt from credit reports aims to aid 15 million Americans in improving access to loans.

Monday, Jan 06

The CFPB sues Vanderbilt Mortgage for allegedly ignoring red flags in loan approvals, hurting borrowers through risky practices on manufactured homes.

Saturday, Jan 04

The CFPB has sued Walmart and Branch for allegedly forcing gig drivers to use costly accounts, causing over $10 million in fees.