Press statement by Mick Mulvaney, acting director
I commend the U.S. Senate for confirming Kathy Kraninger as the next director of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection
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Advisory: Media Availability to Introduce New Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Director Kathy Kraninger
Kathy Kraninger, the new director of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, will hold a media availability for credentialed press only at the Bureau’s headquarters at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11.
Servicemembers, arm yourself with basic car buying skills—Stand your guard when it comes to add-on products
When you buy a car, the dealer might offer you optional products or services known as “add-ons”— which could break your budget. Here’s what you need to know.
The 2018 Financial Literacy Annual Report sums up a year of achievements in financial education
Review the Bureau’s accomplishments and resources for financial education and financial well-being
Servicemembers, arm yourself with basic car buying skills—How to trade in your car
Don’t let deceptive car ads mislead you when it comes to trading in a car.
Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Files Complaint and Proposed Settlement with Village Capital & Investment LLC
Company Deceived Veterans Regarding Benefits of Mortgage Refinancing Offers
Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Settles with State Farm Bank
Company Violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act and Consumer Financial Protection Act in Furnishing Consumer-Report Information and Obtaining and Using Consumer Reports
Promoting fair, equitable, and nondiscriminatory access to credit: 2017 Fair Lending Report
The Bureau’s annual Fair Lending Report to Congress highlights 2017 work to promote fair, equitable, and nondiscriminatory access to credit.
Servicemembers, arm yourself with basic car buying skills—Should you buy a new or used car?
Servicemembers should take precautions when buying a car. This is the second post in our blog series with the Federal Trade Commission on buying a car for servicemembers.