Members 1st Federal Credit Union has opened a new full-service branch inside the GIANT Food Store at 224 Hardwood Drive in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, and is holding a community grand opening celebration there.​ New Lewisburg branch The credit union, headquartered in ...

Billions of euros in data protection (GDPR) fines, especially against Big Tech, have been issued in recent years but only a tiny fraction has actually been paid so far. Most of the unpaid amounts are tied up in lengthy court ...

Paul Krugman is arguing that if Donald Trump is serious about making life more affordable, the most practical and powerful step would be to restore a functioning Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), rather than rely on ad‑hoc price caps like ...

Japan saw about 10,300 corporate bankruptcies in 2025, the highest annual level in 12 years and the fourth straight yearly increase. The rise was modestly higher than 2024 (up 2.9% year on year) but still signals mounting pressure on especially ...

The CFPB funding saga continues. Russell Vought, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s acting director, has asked the Federal Reserve for $145 million to fund the agency from January through March. The request is a stark course-reversal in a closely watched legal ...

Travis Hill has been officially sworn in as the 23rd Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Hill previously served as Acting Chairman of the FDIC Board since January 20, 2025, and as Vice Chairman from January 5, 2023 ...

Trump’s proposed 10% cap on credit card interest for one year would sharply squeeze issuers’ interest income, likely trigger tighter underwriting, and push business models toward more fees and changes to rewards — reshaping how banks, fintechs and card networks ...

The phrase “48-hour debt collection rule” refers to commentary and speculation about faster account-freezing and enforcement practices, not to a single, named UK statute that lets ordinary consumer lenders automatically freeze your bank account within 48 hours just because you ...

Anytime Fitness is being sued in a new Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) class action that alleges the company sent unsolicited prerecorded telemarketing voicemails to consumers, including people on the National Do Not Call Registry.​ What the lawsuit claims Plaintiff ...