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Consumer Finance News
Mar 09
House Panel Should Reject Bills that would Neuter Consumer Bureau and Benefit Predatory Lenders
Mar 08
Obama-era consumer protections could be overruled by SCOTUS. Here’s what’s at stake.
Mar 06
Mitria Spotser on Wisconsin Public Radio Discussing CFPB v. CFSA
Mar 03
Supreme Court Review of CFPB Could Imperil Lending Rules

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State of Lending in America
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Consumer Finance

The issues below cross multiple topic areas or cover the entire field of predatory lending.

Research & Policy

Testimony
March 9, 2023
CRL Testimony for "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: Ripe for Reform" Hearing
Letters to Congress
December 6, 2022
Letter Supporting Senate Bill to Close Industrial Loan Company Loophole
Research
December 5, 2022
Poll Results on Bipartisan Support of the Ongoing Mission of the CFPB to Regulate the Financial Industry and Protect Consumers
Comment Letter
May 2, 2022
CFPB Should Protect Consumers From “Junk Fees”
Letters to Congress
February 24, 2022
Credit Bureaus Must Take Action To Correct Credit Report Problems for Transgender and Nonbinary Consumers
Policy & Legislation
February 1, 2022
Data Point: California Appeals Court Ruling Affirms Regulator’s Authority to Curb Bail Industry Abuses
Comment Letter
December 21, 2021
Comment to the California DFPI on Proposed Rulemaking to Require Registration and Reporting for Wage-Based Advances
Testimony
November 2, 2021
Testimony: Buy Now, Pay More Later? Investigating Risks and Benefits of BNPL and Other Emerging Fintech Cash Flow Products
Letters to Congress
October 12, 2021
Organizations and Academics Urge the CFPB to Regulate Fee-based Earned Wage Access Products as Credit
Letters to Congress
October 12, 2021
Concern Regarding Prior CFPB Leadership’s Finding that Certain Earned Wage Access Products are Not “Credit” under TILA

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