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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lacks the authority to investigate how accredit ors approve for-profit colleges, according to a ruling Thursday by a federal judge.
April 22 -
The CFPB filed complaints in federal court Thursday against two co-founders of a company that resold loan applications containing personal data to lenders and data brokers without reviewing the sources of those leads or the purchasers.
April 21 -
Sen. Ted Cruz has made killing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau one of his key stances on banking policy during his fight to become the Republican presidential nominee.
April 21 -
U.S. home sellers in March sold their homes for $30,500 more than the purchase price, a 17% average gain in price and the highest average gain for home sellers since December 2007, according to RealtyTracs Q1 U.S. Home Sales report.
April 21 -
TCF Financial in Wayzata, Minn., reported sharply higher profits driven by gains on the sale of auto loans even as auto-related chargeoffs rose.
April 21 -
Debt buyer PRA Group (Nasdaq:PRAA), a global firm that acquires and collects nonperforming loans, has named Chris Burroughs as its new chief technology officer.
April 20 -
There are far more payday lending stores than McDonald's restaurants in almost every state in the nation. But unlike McDonald's burgers, payday lending is rarely affordable and generally not digestible.
April 20 -
Attempts by online lenders to debit payments from consumers' checking accounts add a steep, hidden cost to online payday loans, according to a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report released Wednesday.
April 20 -
To tackle alternatives to payday lending, regulators and the industry should consider these three ideas for pilot programs instead of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau trying to fix what it cannot.
April 20 -
A Consumer Financial Protection Bureau study found that borrowers pay steep bank penalty fees and may have their checking accounts closed when they take out online payday loans.
April 20