The CAB will discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority.
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On March 3, 2022 from 12:00 – 1:30 pm ET the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, with special guest United States Senator Jon Ossoff, will host a public event consisting of expert panelists who will discuss the complex set of challenges Georgians face when it comes to medical debt.
The event is open to the public and will be streamed live on the Bureau’s YouTube channel.
Join Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA), and The Institute of Student Loan Advisors (TILSA) as we layout the steps to qualify and apply for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). We will be hosting a webinar designed to help you understand the requirements and give you practical tips to help you get on track to achieve loan forgiveness.
The Academic Research Council will discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority. The Academic Research Council will also discuss research methodologies related to small business lending and assist with providing analysis on incorporating racial and economic equity.
The Community Bank Advisory Council and the Credit Union Advisory Council will meet and discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority. Discussions will include Section 1071 NPRM, Age Friendly Banking, and Youth Financial Literacy K-12 .
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA), and The Institute of Student Loan Advisors (TILSA) will be hosting a webinar designed to help understand the requirements of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program and give you practical tips to help you get on track to achieve loan forgiveness.
The Consumer Advisory Board will discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority. Discussions will include Section 1071 NPRM, Age Friendly Banking, and Appraisal and Valuation Bias.
The ARC will discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority. The ARC will also discuss research methodologies and assist with providing direction for consumer finance research at the Bureau.
The Community Bank Advisory Council and the Credit Union Advisory Council will meet and discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority. Discussions will include recent Bureau initiatives related to the COVID-19 pandemic and trends and themes in the mortgage, and student lending marketplace.
The CAB will discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority. Discussions will include recent Bureau initiatives related to the COVID-19 recovery and trends and themes in the mortgage, and student lending marketplace.
The Bureau will host a public event on Wednesday, July 28 at 11:00 a.m. ET. The event will feature a demonstration of a new Rental Assistance Finder tool to connect renters and landlords with resources available within their community to help renters stay in their homes and stay in control of their financial lives as the CDC moratorium expiration approaches. The event is open to the public and will be held via WebEx:
Featuring remarks from Acting Director Dave Uejio and civil rights organizations, housing policy experts, and other federal agencies.
On January 5, 2021, the Bureau will host an event to share the findings, analyses, and recommendations of the Taskforce on Federal Consumer Financial Law, followed by facilitated questions and answers with the CFPB’s Consumer Advisory Board Chair, Eric Kaplan.
The council will meet to discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority. The ARC will also discuss methodologies and assist with providing direction for consumer finance research at the Bureau.
The Board and Council’s will meet and discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority; including discussions on recent Bureau initiatives and mortgage market trends and themes specifically related to the impacts of COVID-19.
Public meeting of the Financial Literacy and Education Commission (FLEC) to address the National Strategy for Financial Literacy 2020 and response to the COVID-19 emergency.
The council will meet to discuss research methodologies, assist with providing direction for consumer finance research at the Bureau, and discuss the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on consumers and the financial markets.
The advisory committees will meet and discuss broad policy matters related to the Bureau’s Unified Regulatory Agenda and general scope of authority; including discussions on recent Bureau initiatives and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on consumers and financial markets.
The advisory committees will meet with the Bureau’s Taskforce on Federal Consumer Financial Law to share recommendations on improvements to the current state of federal consumer protection laws, regulations, and practices. This meeting is part of the Taskforce’s ongoing public outreach effort to solicit feedback to inform its work.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will hold a virtual symposium on the use of cost benefit analysis in consumer financial protection regulation.
Director Kraninger will participate in a “virtual coffee break” with the National Diversity Coalition and the National Asian American Coalition to discuss consumer protections related to mortgages and COVID-related issues.
The Office of Consumer Response will present the latest enhancements to the Bureau’s public-facing Consumer Complaint Database, including an all new trends feature that will enable users to view and analyze complaint data over time to help the marketplace understand current and recent conditions.
The Taskforce will present a high-level overview of the Taskforce’s mission, highlight trends from the comments received from the Request for Information and other public research.
This is a discussion about the Bureau’s prioritized assessment approach and how the Bureau is monitoring markets and institutions that may pose the greatest risk of consumer harm as a result of pandemic-related issues.
