NJ Justices Debate Longstanding Debt Collection Defense
January 6, 2026 11:54 pmNew Jersey’s Supreme Court is weighing whether consumers can still use a long‑standing statutory defense to wipe out or recover... View Article
New Jersey’s Supreme Court is weighing whether consumers can still use a long‑standing statutory defense to wipe out or recover... View Article
The CFPB’s earned wage access (EWA) opinion does far less to reshape the market than headlines suggest, mainly because it... View Article
The Federal Trade Commission issued its biennial report to Congress on the National Do Not Call (DNC) Registry that shows... View Article
“FDIC watchdog pushes back on Ernst whistleblower claims” refers to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.’s Office of Inspector General (OIG)... View Article
The article “Why Judge Jackson Is Wrong: The CFPB Cannot Be Lawfully Funded When the Federal Reserve Has No Profits”... View Article
Dive Brief: The Federal Trade Commission on Dec. 22 announced that it decided to set aside a Biden-era order against Rytr... View Article
When Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) regulated by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), issue securities for... View Article
USPS is changing how postmarks are dated so the postmark will now show when mail is first machine‑processed, not when... View Article
With persistently high vehicle prices — plus rising auto insurance premiums, a cloud of tariffs and the expiration of EV... View Article
The claim that the CFPB’s small‑dollar (payday) lending rule has “clearly backfired” on consumers is contested and not supported by... View Article
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