Consumer Protections Advocacy Campaign
Since the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau opened its doors over five years ago, it has helped return $12 billion to Americans who have been harmed by predatory financial practices and products. It has also introduced several new rules, such as for payday loans, to help make the financial marketplace fairer and more transparent. Throughout the next several months and years, Congress will be considering legislation that would weaken the bureau, threaten its independence and potentially rollback important consumer protections. We can’t leave consumers vulnerable by going back to the days before the financial crisis.
Learn more about our consumer protections policy priorities in 2019.
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Two Years After It Finalized Rules to Curb Predatory Lending, the CFPB Now Wants to Roll Them Back
Editor's note: Join us on social media to #StopTheDebtTrap and #PutConsumersFirst using our social media toolkit ! Also, call or...
Consumers Need Protection from Predatory Financial Products and Services
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been an important safeguard for those vulnerable to predatory financial institutions. However, it is...
Why You Can't Redefine What the CFPB Does and Who Its Focused on Protecting
Late last month, the Acting Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Mick Mulvaney, published an op-ed in the...