Archive for Policy and compliance – Page 4

Banks and credit unions heavily rely on fees from overdrafts and non-sufficient funds transactions

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Consumers’ Buy-Now-Pay-Later repayment data is starting to be furnished to the nationwide credit reporting companies

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When you dispute credit information with your bank or other furnisher, you should get a clear and understandable response stating a result

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The Education Department is making important fixes to income-driven repayment this year

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The CFPB examines financial companies for compliance with Federal law, to protect consumers and maintain well-functioning markets

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The CFPB is beginning a new system of Consumer Financial Protection Circulars to provide guidance to enforcers of federal consumer financial law and to increase transparency for the public and regulated entities

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Financial institutions have responsibilities to serve their communities, including communities that predominantly speak languages other than English

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The CFPB recently filed two amicus briefs to ensure that credit reporting companies and furnishers follow their legal responsibilities with respect to accuracy in consumer reports

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The CFPB is taking action against private student loan servicers that fail to live up to their promises

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The Division of Supervision, Enforcement, and Fair Lending is taking action against sloppy servicing practices that cause consumer harm, such as unfair practices that may occur when add-on products terminate

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