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Company and Its Former CEO Engaged In Illegal Debt Collection Practices.
Report Provides Annual Summary of Actions Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (Bureau) today released its biennial report on the state of the credit card market.
Bureau Alleges That Think Finance Deceived Consumers Into Paying Debts That Were Not Valid.
Bureau Alleges that Three Companies and Their Owners Charged Illegal Advance Fees, Lied About Debt-Relief Results.
Bureau Also Seeks Comment on Separate Proposed Rule Modifying Timing Requirements for Bankruptcy Periodic Statements.
All 800,000 Loans Will Be Independently Audited, Companies Will Pay at Least $21.6 Million and Stop Suing for Invalid or Unverified Debts.
Bureau Supervision Requires Some Companies to Change Practices to Prevent Future Violations.
Nearly Half of the Highest-Risk Borrowers Not Enrolled in an Affordable Repayment Plan Redefault.
CFPB Alleges Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Deceived Consumers with Misleading Calls and Letters.
Lawyers Revived an Illegal Debt Relief Scheme that the CFPB Previously Shut Down.
CFPB Also Releases Study of Consumer Risks in Online Debt Sales, Consumer Stories of Debt Collection Experiences.
Bureau Orders Medical Debt Collection Law Firms and their President to Refund $577,135 to Consumers.
Report Also Looks at Consumer Complaints from Arizona.
Alleges Network of Sham Collections Companies Harass, Threaten, and Deceive Millions of Consumers.
Gaps in Student Loan Rehab Programs Trap Vulnerable Borrowers in Default, May Cost Consumers $125 Million in Unnecessary Interest Charges Alone.
Credit Union Used False Threats to Collect Debts and Placed Unfair Restrictions on Account Access.
The Bureau today finalized new measures to ensure that homeowners and struggling borrowers are treated fairly by mortgage servicers. The updated rule...
Today the Bureau outlined proposals under consideration that would overhaul the debt collection market by capping collector contact attempts and by helping...
Report Highlights Violations in Auto Origination, Debt Collection, Mortgage Origination and Small-dollar Lending.
CFPB Bars Law Firm, Debt Buyer from Churning Out Illegal Collections Lawsuits and Imposes $2.5 Million in Penalties.
Student Aid Institute Illegally Tricked Borrowers Into Paying Fees for Federal Loan Benefits The Bureau today took action to halt a student loan debt relief...
Report Also Includes Look at Consumer Complaints from Florida Today, the Bureau released its latest monthly consumer complaint snapshot, highlighting...
CFPB Enforcement Actions Returned Over $5 Million to Servicemembers in 2015 The Bureau released an annual report today from the Office of Servicemember...
Court Rules that Morgan Drexen and Walter Ledda Charged Illegal Upfront Fees and Deceived Consumers At the request of the Bureau, a federal district court...