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With today's pilot-program announcement, Newark residents who call 4311 with a question or complaint about consumer financial products or services will be...
As Antonakes assumes this temporary role, he will maintain responsibility for his current duties as the Associate Director for Supervision, Enforcement, and...
To better understand the market, the CFPB is publishing today a Notice and Request for Information on the topic of campus financial products. Campus...
We understand that our mission is to stand on the side of consumers – our mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, sons and daughters – and see that...
By
Richard Cordray
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act requires that lenders give consumers a copy of each appraisal or other estimate free of charge...
For higher-priced mortgage loans, the rule requires creditors to use a licensed or certified appraiser who prepares a written appraisal report based on a...
The rules ban certain incentives that loan originators had to sell unsafe loans to consumers in the run-up to the financial crisis.
These rules set qualification standards for different types of loan originators. The rules require them to meet certain character and fitness requirements...
By
Richard Cordray
Today, the Consumer Bureau is announcing new mortgage servicing rules that will help all borrowers, especially those facing foreclosure. Our rules will...
By
Richard Cordray
The CFPB's mortgage servicing rules ensure that borrowers in trouble get a fair process to avoid foreclosure. Borrowers shouldn't have to worry about...
The rule also protects borrowers from risky lending practices such as "no doc" and "interest only" features that contributed to many homeowners ending up in...
In addition to strengthening the protections for high-cost mortgages, the Bureau today is implementing a requirement of the Dodd-Frank Act that lenders...
Our goal with the Ability-to-Repay rule is to make sure that people who work hard to buy their own home can be assured of not only greater consumer...
By
Richard Cordray
Based on the adjustments announced today, the asset-size exemption for banks, savings associations, and credit unions will increase to $42 million. As a...
Today's proposal builds on a final rule on international money transfers that was published by the Bureau on February 7, 2012, and later supplemented on...
A Bureau investigation found evidence that the defendant, Payday Loan Debt Solution, Inc. (PLDS), routinely charged consumers upfront fees prior to settling...
The CFPB wants to know how the CARD Act has affected the daily lives of consumers and the behavior of industry.
The industry is critical in our economy. It promotes access to credit that consumers can afford to repay. Without credit reporting, many consumers likely...
By
Corey Stone
The Student Lending Examination Procedures are an extension of the CFPB's General Supervision and Examination Manual and will be used as a field guide by...
As part of its Project Catalyst initiative, and in line with its statutory authority, the Bureau's goal is to encourage banks, credit unions, and other...
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, which created the CFPB, authorized the CFPB to facilitate innovation and to approve trial...
Among the key takeaways in the report, which is one of the most comprehensive studies of credit reporting to date, are that credit card history dominates...
The report highlights the basic systems the credit reporting companies use to collect, organize, and maintain consumer credit information. It is based on...
By
Richard Cordray
In total, these operations took in more than $10 million by charging consumers for services that falsely promised to prevent foreclosures or renegotiate...
"Today's agreement is a critical step to better protecting consumers from illegal and discriminatory lending practices. We look forward to continuing our...
