United States: Your Complaints Just Went Public! The CFPB Expands Online Access To Consumer Complaint Data - Loeb & Loeb LLP
Keeping its promise to make consumer complaints available for all the consumer financial products and services it oversees, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday announced that it has added some 90,000 additional complaints about mortgages, bank accounts and services, student loans, consumer loans, and credit cards to its online Consumer Complaint Database.
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United States: Negotiating The Enforcement Maze: A CFPB Civil Investigative Demand - Foley & Lardner
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, through its Office of Enforcement, may conduct inquiries of institutions or persons to investigate compliance with the federal consumer financial laws for which it is responsible.
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United States: Six Things To Know About The CFPB - Venable LLP
Since opening for business in July 2011, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB" or the "Bureau") has focused on regulating consumer financial markets and protecting consumers through studying markets, educating consumers, and enforcement.
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United States: CFPB Proposes Rule To Supervise Largest Nonbank Student Loan Servicers - Loeb & Loeb LLP
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has announced its intention to oversee the nation's largest nonbank loan servicers, which service more than one million accounts each year, in the higher education loan market.
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Big Brother: How the Obama Budget Helps Ordinary Savers (at Some Risk)
The newly released White House budget addresses the savings needs of ordinary Americans in a big-brother kind of way. But it does little to address our nation’s overall financial illiteracy. In 244 pages, the Obama budget makes not a single mention of “financial education” or “financial literacy.” The budget does offer measures to beef up math education and help students finish college, both of which are linked to smarter personal money management. Still, when it comes to things like mortgages and retirement saving, this president favors the hand of big brother over initiatives that would help people help themselves. To be fair, the president has embraced financial education at a certain level. We have a formal national strategy for financial literacy and a couple high-level commissions coordinating private and public sector financial education efforts. These groups have done a great job developing helpful consumer websites like moneyasyougrow.org and mymoney.gov. But this work ...
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