In December, for example, the CFPB sued Zelle and three of the large banks that own Zelle. The suit alleged not that Zelle and the banks committed bad acts, but rather failed to protect consumers from ...

The government oversees consumer protection through the Federal Trade Commission (FTC ... Online Shoppers' Confidence Act or ROSCA is one example. It prohibits the sale of user data by third ...

The Trump administration has moved quickly to shut down work at the consumer protection bureau. The nearly 14-year-old arm of the Federal Reserve ... your settings. For example, with Republicans ...

Before the CFPB, federal consumer protection laws ... penalties on companies and individuals who broke consumer protection laws. Some examples of those enforcement actions include: Keeping credit ...

In the waning months of the Biden administration, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ... Trump has nominated Jonathan McKernan, a former Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation board member ...

In a sweeping announcement, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) revoked nearly 70 interpretive rules, advisory opinions, and ...

NY law does not prohibit unfair or abusive corporate practices, leaving consumers vulnerable. Proposed bill closes these gaps ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has withdrawn guidance from the Biden administration that had expanded states' rights, allowing individual states to broadly enforce violations of federal ...

most of us have gotten used to the safeguards afforded by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — we’ve got backup if there’s a problem. “The Trump Administration’s takeover ...

Under the Biden administration, for example, the White House and ... and more states should follow suit because the federal Consumer Financial Protection Act authorizes states to enforce federal ...

The Consumer ... With Chase, for example, customers must sign into their accounts and turn off “debit card coverage.” “Debit card banks tout it as overdraft protection,” said Saunders.