CFPB caps overdraft fees at $5 without APR disclosure
In a final rule to be released Thursday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau would allow banks to either charge $5 for overdraft fees or another amount commensurate with costs. Banks could also charge more if they disclose the fees' annual percentage rate of interest to customers.
In testimony before the Senate Banking Committee Wednesday morning Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra ...
The days are dwindling down to a precious few for political appointees in Washington, as the incoming Trump Administration ...
Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) testified before the Senate Banking Committee. Chairman Rohit Chopra ...
Now that the legislation has been taken out of a budget bill, the Community Home Lenders of America argues for a regulatory ...
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CFPB Distributes $1.8 Billion to Consumers Harmed by Unlawful Credit Repair PracticesThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has announced the distribution of $1.8 billion to 4.3 million consumers who ...
To the relief of many taxpayers and consumers, the incoming administration is set to stop the endless regulatory waste and ...
Following the removal of a defense spending bill provision that would've banned mortgage trigger leads, CHLA is turning to ...
The tech firm sued to block the federal watchdog agency’s move, claiming it was regulatory overreach.
At a Senate Banking Hearing, Sen. Katie Britt questioned CFPB Director Rohit Chopra on the agency’s structure, accountability ...
With limited time remaining in the Biden term, the CFPB is aiming to issue a final rule on coerced debt impacting seniors and ...
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