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Showing the Latest Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Results
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Payday Industry Honcho: We’re Less Popular Than Equifax!
According to polling, they’re also less popular than used car salespeople!
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Group Vows to Defend CFPB Payday Lending Rule from Republican Congressional Attacks
Group will fight to protect rule from payday lenders who have spent millions of dollars currying favor with Republicans in Congress.
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Memo to Media: Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-Equifax)
Rep. Jeb Hensarling has taken $16,500 from the Equifax PAC over the course of his career. Will he hold Equifax accountable or give them a get out of jail free card?
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Equifax Gets Honest: If We Aren’t Stopped We’ll Keep Forcing Customers Into Arbitration
Equifax was crystal clear today: if they are allowed to force people into arbitration, they’re not stopping anytime soon.
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WSJ Highlights Payday Industry Effort to Manipulate CFPB Public Comment Process
Payday lenders are using any and all means necessary to avoid regulation.
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Kennedy Grills Equifax CEO, But Will He Vote To Let Companies Like It Off The Hook?
At today’s Senate hearing, Sen. John Kennedy held Equifax accountable for last month’s data breach. But will he vote to let Equifax off the hook, or will he vote to end forced arbitration?
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WATCH: Wells Fargo Not Backing Down on Forced Arbitration, Brags About Picking Mediators
One year later and Wells Fargo still won’t commit to ending forced arbitration against the millions of consumers it scammed.
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Chamber Goes to Court to Stop Consumers from Going to Court
Recent actions by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and big banks to stop the CFPB’s arbitration rule reek of hypocrisy
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Memo to Media: Beware of Shady Payday Industry Sources When Writing Your Stories
Those who opposed this payday lending rule in the past have demonstrated they are not trustworthy sources of information when it comes to this issue.
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Fact Check: Trump’s Comptroller Does Bidding of Former Clients with Sham Arbitration Report
Acting Comptroller of the Currency released a report claiming the CFPB’s rule on arbitration could increase costs for consumers. He’s wrong. Here’s why.