Ongoing litigation in NTEU v. Vought has resulted in a critical clarification regarding the CFPB’s operational capacity for 2026. Despite... View Article
A 2023 Texas law, House Bill 4738, has now taken effect and ends the state’s collection of small portions of... View Article
Trump’s proposed 10% cap on credit card interest for one year would sharply squeeze issuers’ interest income, likely trigger tighter... View Article
A “technical maneuver” to return Stuart Levenbach’s nomination ensures leadership continuity at the CFPB under Acting Director Russell Vought and... View Article
The agencies said in a Monday (Jan. 12) press release that the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) and Regulation B... View Article
Debt collectors sue a minority of people in debt, but lawsuits are common enough that the risk should never be... View Article
As part of a privacy crackdown on data brokers, California regulators have fined and banned Texas-based DataMasters from selling... View Article
The headline refers to a growing backlash from U.S. mortgage lenders and brokers against steep, multi‑year increases in the price... View Article
A Trump-aligned conservative legal group, America First Legal, has formally petitioned the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to roll back... View Article
“Credit Risk for Big Bank Loans Still Moderate” refers to US regulators’ latest assessment that large, syndicated bank loans at... View Article
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