consumer financial protection bureau

Judge Leaves Mick Mulvaney In Place As Acting Director Of CFPB

A federal judge declined a request for an emergency restraining order to stop Mulvaney from taking on the position.
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Congress Is Split Over The CFPB. Here's Why You Should Care.

You've probably heard a lot about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Here’s how it affects you.
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Elizabeth Warren Rallies Supporters Against Trump's Consumer Watchdog Appointment

Democrats want to turn the CFPB leadership battle into a referendum on the president’s professed populist agenda.
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Trump's Pick To Run The CFPB Sets Hiring Freeze, Halts New Rules

Leandra English told reporters that “Mulvaney has no authority” at the agency.
By Patrick Rucker, Richard Cowan, Reuters

DOJ Lawyer Can't Guarantee Trump Won't Fire Bumped Leader Of Consumer Agency

Leandra English and Mick Mulvaney both claim to be the rightful acting head of the bureau.
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Elizabeth Warren On CFPB Clash: Trump Keeps Choosing 'Big Banks' Over 'Working Families'

The Massachusetts senator weighed in on the battle for leadership of the consumer protection agency she helped create.
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Democrats Are About To Give Payday Lenders A Big Boost

A bill from Sen. Mark Warner envisions a future when anyone could get a predatory loan at 380 percent interest.
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Elizabeth Warren Reams GOP: 'The System Is Rigged' Against Americans

Republicans overturned a consumer protection rule that allowed class-action lawsuits against banks.
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Senate GOP Gives Huge Gift To Big Banks, Stripping Consumers Of Right To Sue As Group

“How horrible, how horrible that people might have the ability to come together and hire a lawyer," Sen. Chuck Schumer says after the vote.
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We Need These New Consumer Laws Now

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