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CFPB
Government to Limit Bank Overdraft Fees
The new rule announced by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is estimated to eliminate $5 billion of such fees annually.
Justices Alito, Gorsuch Dissent in Consumer Agency Ruling, Call Funding Mechanism ‘Unprecedented’
Justice Thomas’ majority opinion criticized the dissent.
Supreme Court Votes 7–2 to Uphold Controversial Funding Structure for Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Critics argued that it was unconstitutional for the CFPB to be funded by the Federal Reserve, instead of directly through congressional appropriations.
Biden Vetoes Repeal of ‘Woke’ Lending Rule
The joint resolution would have nullified a new small business lending rule that critics say politicizes the lending process.
Congress Repeals Controversial Small Business Lending Rule, Setting Up Biden Veto
Republicans have derided the rule as a ‘woke’ attempt of the Biden administration to politicize lending.
How Companies Prohibit You From Suing Them and What the Feds Are Doing to Change It
Have you ever used a credit card? Or signed up for a phone plan? Opened a bank account? Chances are, you also agreed to never sue the company that offered you the service.
