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We are here today to say more about a very difficult marketplace, which is the marketplace for the collection of consumer debt. This topic has long been a...
By
Richard Cordray
The CFPB also announced that it is now accepting debt collection complaints and is publishing action letters for consumers to consider using in...
Today, the Bureau finalized corrections, clarifications, and amendments to its Ability-to-Repay and mortgage servicing rules. Today's clarifications were...
The Bureau is a data driven agency, because Congress recognized that the Bureau cannot do its job of protecting consumers and honest businesses unless it...
By
Steve Antonakes
You told us about a number of debt relief companies that promise thousands of dollars in savings on borrowers’ student debt – an offer that may seem too good to be true.
We have determined that these two companies developed a joint program that engaged in deceptive marketing and lending practices while providing subprime...
By
Richard Cordray
The two companies must return about $6.5 million to servicemembers for failing to properly disclose all the fees charged to participants in the companies'...
Nonbanks subject to the rule are companies that offer or provide consumer financial products or services but do not have a bank, thrift, or credit union...
By holding today's hearing, it is clear that many of you are keenly interested in finding solutions for some of the troubling trends in the student loan...
By
Rohit Chopra
The proposal issued today would resolve questions that have been identified during the implementation process and would help the rules deliver their...
Thank you. It is a privilege to speak to this group, which touches nearly every sector of our economy. One thing we share in common is that we all have been...
By
Richard Cordray
Today, the Bureau and the City of Boston announced a partnership to connect consumers with the CFPB to ask questions and submit complaints about financial...
Thank you Chairman McHenry, Ranking Member Green, and distinguished members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to participate in today's oversight...
By
Stephen Agostini
At the Bureau, we are working to restore confidence that consumers can improve their lives by engaging in the marketplace for lending and savings products...
By
Richard Cordray
Older Americans are attractive targets for fraudsters, because some older Americans have wealth. U.S. households aged 65 and over had a net worth of...
By
Gail Hillebrand
This program began in 2008, at a time when a large and growing number of families were being forced out of their homes. But because of all of your efforts...
By
Richard Cordray
The newest addition to the FDIC's Money Smart financial curriculum family, this stand-alone training module developed by both agencies provides information...
Together with the FDIC, we are releasing Money Smart for Older Adults, a program to raise the awareness of older Americans and their caregivers about how to...
By
Richard Cordray
This report describes a broad variety of different overdraft practices and different consumer experiences. It also raises concerns about the ability of...
By
Richard Cordray
The report shows big differences across financial institutions when it comes to overdraft coverage on debit card transactions and ATM withdrawals, drawing...
Today's event follows similar industry roundtables on debt collection practices that the FTC organized. These have proven valuable in surfacing important...
By
Steve Antonakes
The exam procedures offer financial institutions and mortgage companies valuable guidance on what the CFPB will be looking for as the rules become...
"This data puts valuable information in the hands of consumers to help them understand what is happening in their states," said CFPB Director Richard...
The Bureau plans to submit a proposed consent order that, if approved by the court, would halt the company's operation, prevent the company and owner from...
Today, the Bureau finalized rules to facilitate access to credit by creating specific exemptions and modifications to the CFPB's Ability-to-Repay rule for...