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The CFPB Just Hid Millions of Complaints. 6 Ways to Vet a Lender Anyway

For years, you could read other customers' horror stories before you signed. Last month, Washington turned that off.

CFPB Updates the Special Information Booklet for Purchase Money Residential Mortgage Loan Applications

Protect Borrowers Proposes New Offices of Supervision Policy for State Financial Regulators

The Consumer Finance Monitor | The CFPB Needs Reform, But Not More Regulatory Whiplash [Podecast]

Rohit Chopra’s California Move: What Has He Done So Far—and What Does It Tell Us About His Agenda?

When Rohit Chopra left the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau earlier this year, there was considerable speculation about what he would do next. In May, Governor Gavin Newsom pro...

California adds fair lending teeth to routine mortgage exams

Nondiscrimination violations now carry the same consequences as any CRMLA breach

Inspector General Releases Report on Impact of CFPB Cutbacks

House Committee Advances to Curtail CFPB’s Insurance Regulation

The U.S. House Financial Service Committee on Sept. 16 advanced a bill to limit the authority of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which the insurance industry said has cre...

Third District Court Rejects OLC’s Interpretation of CFPB Funding Statute

In a September 25, 2026, decision, Judge Ann Aiken of the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon became the third federal district judge to reject the Office of Legal Couns...

California Judge Keeps $157M CFPB Judgment Intact Against CashCall

A California federal judge has rejected CashCall’s latest bid to unwind a $157 million Consumer Financial Protection Bureau judgment, preserving a major consumer-finance enforcemen...

California Judge Keeps $157M CFPB Judgment Intact Against CashCall

A California federal judge has rejected CashCall’s latest bid to unwind a $157 million Consumer Financial Protection Bureau judgment, preserving a major consumer-finance enforcemen...

Trump’s Consumer Watchdog Is Going Easy On The Companies It’s Supposed To Police

Former CFPB officials say consumers could pay the price for the agency's lighter touch. The post Trump’s Consumer Watchdog Is Going Easy On The Companies It’s Supposed To Police ap...

Before the FCA Writes Another Rule, Has Consumer Duty Actually Worked? (Francesco Fulcoli)

On 2 September, the Financial Conduct Authority’s David Geale , Executive Director of Consumers, P...

Florida OFR Resolves Alleged Unlicensed Consumer Lending

On September 10, the Florida Office of Financial Regulation (OFR) entered a final order adopting a stipulation and consent agreement with a consumer finance company to resolve alle...

House Financial Services Committee Approves Legislation to Place CFPB Under Congressional Appropriations Process

DFPI Consent Order Highlights Risks of Engaging in Unlicensed Commercial Lending in California

CFPB can’t say if data on abandoned office kit is safe, watchdog finds

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau cannot confirm that IT equipment it left in four closed offices is secure, a watchdog has found. J.J. McCorvey reported the audit for Bl...

US regulator says credit scoring firm FICO increasing prices for borrowers

Consumer Finance Monitor | Podcast Release: Consumer Financial Services Litigation Series – Episode 1: Pro Se Plaintiffs...

Credit Acceptance’s $710 Million Settlement Signals New Pressure on Subprime Auto Finance

Credit Acceptance Corp. has agreed to a sweeping $710 million settlement with 40 states and Washington, D.C., resolving allegations that the company pushed financially vulnerable c...

New law targets spam calls fueled by mortgage trigger leads

Credit bureaus once freely sold homebuyer data to strangers — a 2026 federal law now limits who can access it

Consumer Duty's Neglected Outcome: What the FCA's Support Review Reveals About UK Firms' Client Care (Nanne Parmar)

When the Consumer Duty came into force in July 2023, most of the early attention went to price and v...

FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection Creates New Mechanism for Industry Input on FTC Rules

Credit Acceptance’s $710 Million Settlement Signals New Pressure on Subprime Auto Finance

Credit Acceptance Corp. has agreed to a sweeping $710 million settlement with 40 states and Washington, D.C., resolving allegations that the company pushed financially vulnerable c...