The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to revise a rule that it had previously withdrawn governing when state attorneys general are required to report coming lawsuits, following industry ...

CFPB Files “Emergency Notice” in 1071 Final Rule Case and Does Not Oppose Stay of the 1071 Rule; Agency Also Seeking a “Pause” in Other Litigation ...

At least one political appointee at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is raising concerns about fees JPMorgan Chase & ...

The interpretive rule could encourage greater use of Section 1042 by State Officials to bring UDAAP claims in enforcement actions to which the CFPB is not a party.

The CFPB should revoke this rule before it takes effect. Likewise, state legislators should carefully examine the unintended consequences of removing medical debt from credit reports.

Congress should not have created the CFPB. Multiple federal agencies already existed to enforce consumer protection laws. The ...

In its interpretive rule, the CFPB endorsed states' abilities to enact their own fair credit reporting laws to protect their residents.

Finalized on January 7, a new rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) prohibits credit reporting agencies from including medical debt information in the credit reports and scores ...

The CFPB's list includes potential changes to loan originator (LO) compensation requirements and discretionary mortgage servicing rules.

Here’s a summary of the nearly CFPB’s 600-page notice and what you need to know as a consumer, including why some groups are opposed to the rule. Why is the CFPB issuing this final rule?

On August 15, CFPB Director Rohit Chopra announced plans for new CFPB rules that would strictly limit the types of consumer data that can be sold by businesses and ensure that data brokers comply ...

The CFPB should revoke this rule before it takes effect. Likewise, state legislators should carefully examine the unintended consequences of removing medical debt from credit reports.