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Payday Lending Trade Group’s CFPB Lawsuit Based on Deception, Lies
Group orchestrated a premeditated and deliberate attempt to sabotage the CFPB, now defends hundreds of thousands of bogus comments.
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Lindsey Graham Goes to Bat for Payday Lenders in Senate (After They Gave Him More Than $35k)
Senator introduces Congressional Review Act legislation to stop the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s tough new rules for payday lenders.
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Mulvaney Drops ANOTHER Payday Loan Case, Others on The Way
The CFPB’s “acting director” has taken more than $60,000 from predatory payday lenders.
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Mulvaney Casts Doubt on Promises of Debt Collection Accountability with Favors to Payday Lenders
He says debt collection is an enforcement priority while bending over backwards to help payday lenders, an industry known for aggressive and illegal debt collection practices.
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SHOCKER: Internal Emails Reveal Florida Legislative Staff Asked Payday Industry for Approval on Changes to New Lending Bill
Legislative staffer repeatedly asked representatives from Amscot Financial and Advance America for their approval on changes to payday lending bill.
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MULVANEY LIED: Turns Out He WAS Involved in CFPB Decision to Drop Case Against Predatory Lender
CFPB staffers told reporter “Mulvaney decided to drop the lawsuit even though the entire career enforcement staff wanted to press ahead.”
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Payday Mystery: Who Is The “Representative from Kansas”?
Netflix documentary series references mysterious figure who introduced Scott Tucker to an American Indian Tribe for his payday lending scheme.
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BREAKING: Mulvaney Drops CFPB Case Against Predatory Lender That Gave Him Thousands
Mulvaney’s CFPB notified a predatory lender it was dropping its case against them – campaign finance records reveal the company gave Mulvaney thousands.
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Mulvaney Drops Lawsuit Against Payday Lenders Hiding Behind Tribes to Charge 950% Interest Rates
Payday lenders were accused of deceiving consumers and failing to disclose the true cost of the loans, which carried interest rates as high as 950 percent a year.
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Mulvaney’s CFPB Stands with Predatory Payday Lenders, Stabs Consumers in the Back
Just weeks into his role as “acting director” Mick Mulvaney is already doing favors for industry that gave him thousands.