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The CFPB met with its advisory committees, who advise Bureau leadership on a wide range of consumer financial issues and emerging market trends.

Details Borrowers’ Experiences Obtaining a Mortgage.

The Bureau today issued a report and Request for Information (RFI) regarding the Bureau’s sources of data and how data is used. The report provides transparency into how the Bureau collects and uses data and the accompanying RFI gives the public an opportunity to comment on those practices.

Six-Year Auto Loans Carry Higher Costs and Higher Default Rates than Five-Year Auto Loans.

Newly Available Data Shows Lowest Mortgage Delinquency Rate Since the Financial Crisis.

The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) today announced the availability of data on mortgage lending transactions at 6,762 U.S. financial institutions covered by the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA).

Bureau Releases Interactive Online Tool to Help Consumers Measure Their Financial Well-Being.

Record Student Debt Spurring Employers to Offer Student Loan Repayment Benefits.

Report Provides National and State-by-State Overviews of the Complaints Submitted to the Bureau.

Consumers In Higher-Income Areas More Likely Than Those in Lower-Income Areas to Establish Credit with a Credit Card or Co-Borrower.

Report Shows Older Consumers Report Problems with Reverse Mortgages, Scams, Credit Cards, and Add-On Products.

Report Also Looks at Consumer Complaints from Nevada.

Welcome to this meeting of the Community Bank Advisory Council. We created this Council almost five years ago because we wanted to ensure that we have a...

Report Also Looks at Consumer Complaints from Massachusetts.

Bureau’s $1.75 Million Civil Penalty for Persistent and Substantial Reporting Errors is the CFPB’s Largest Penalty to Date for HMDA Violations.

I am glad to be with you today to hear firsthand about the latest innovations in consumer financial services. These innovations seem to be generating considerable interest and optimism about the future.

Report Also Looks at Consumer Complaints from Louisiana.

CFPB Seeks Public Feedback on Benefits, Risks of Using Unconventional Sources to Extend Affordable Credit to Consumers Lacking Credit History.

Thank you for joining us. I am glad to be in Charleston as we explore some new frontiers for consumer access to credit.

Report Also Looks at Consumer Complaints from Tennessee.

Report Also Looks at Consumer Complaints from Arizona.

Report Also Includes In-Depth Look at Consumer Complaints from Oklahoma.

Bureau Seeks Stakeholder Input on Security, Consumer Choice, and Control of Records.

Thank you all for joining us in Salt Lake City. We have a special moment right now to peer into the future and see what we can learn.

CFPB Puts 44 Mortgage Lenders and Brokers on Notice That They May Be Required to Report Mortgage Data.