Compliance
More Than 100 Democrats Send Letters To CFPB Praising Arbitration Rule
More than 100 Democratic members of Congress, including 35 Senators, sent letters to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday supporting...
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CFPB Proposes Adding Satisfaction Survey To Complaint Process
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has published a proposal that would make changes to the complaint-filing process for consumers and companies...
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Field Hearing Attendees Share Their Thoughts and Experiences
Weary eyed from trying to digest a 117-page series of proposals that would affect virtually all parts of their business...
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Appeals Court Vacates Bock Judgment; Remands Case Against Pressler Back to District Court
The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated a judgment against the law firm of Pressler & Pressler, which had been...
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Summarizing CFPB Contact & Communication Proposals
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has categorized the outline of proposals into three main sections: the integrity of the information, communication...
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LIVE BLOG: CFPB Field Hearing
- And we're off and running. - John McNamara is going to be speaking. Woo hoo! - CFPB Director Richard...
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Making Sure Consumers Understand What Collectors Are Doing
The CFPB has categorized the outline of proposals into three main sections: the integrity of the information, communication practices, and...
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How The CFPB Wants You to Handle Information
The CFPB has categorized the outline of proposals into three main sections: the integrity of the information, communication practices, and...
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Study Confirms Validation Notices Confuse Recipients, Offers Insights Into Improvements
A pair of professors from St. John's University have a number of suggestions about how validation notices can be made...
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CFPB Releases Collection Agency Survey Results
Nearly five dozen collection agencies participated in a survey with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau during the second half of...
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