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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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Senate Re-Confirms FCC’s Pai: Sinclair and Special Interests Couldn’t Be Happier
Chairman Ajit Pai needs to do his job and protect consumers, not his friends in the telecom industry.
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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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Weekly Low-Lights: The Worst of Sinclair’s “Must Runs”
Journalists at Sinclair object to their airing. Experts call them propaganda. Allied Progress watches them…so you don’t need to.
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Consumer Group to Senate: Drain the Swamp, Block Pai
Vote on controversial FCC nominee Ajit Pai is slated for next week
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A Desperate McConnell Attempts to Whip Votes to Let Equifax and Wells Fargo Off the Hook
The Senate Republican’s agenda is running on life support.
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ICYMI: Prominent Republican Defends Arbitration Rule
Support for the CFPB’s arbitration rule can be found on both sides of the aisle. Read long-time conservative David Clancy’s take on why the CFPB’s arbitration rule is in the best interest of consumers.