CFPB Receives Funding For Continued Operations The headline refers to a recent development where the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)... View Article
Indiana legislators are debating several bipartisan bills in the 2026 session that would curb aggressive collection of medical debt, limit... View Article
A credit‑card interest rate cap would lower borrowing costs for many people carrying card balances, but it would also likely... View Article
Banks are signaling that they can “appease” Trump on credit‑card rates mainly by creating narrow 10% APR products and marketing... View Article
On January 23, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission announced that, at its request, a U.S. district court in Florida temporarily... View Article
The headline refers to a recent move by a top U.S. banking regulator to relax certain rules on leveraged lending... View Article
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is accusing acting Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Russell Vought of taking steps that contradict President... View Article
With the current state of the economy, the American dream can feel more like a nightmare. As of 2025, nearly... View Article
The Eleventh Circuit’s decision confirms that the FTC can obtain very prescriptive, forward‑looking injunctions that require “express informed consent” and... View Article
In a bold move blending politics, technology and housing finance, Fannie Mae has unleashed an advertisement featuring an AI-generated voice... View Article
The exchange for the debt economy
The exchange for the debt economy
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