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CFPB is reportedly trying to put Google under bank-like supervision

CFPB aims to supervise Google similarly to banks amid concerns over consumer protection in digital payments.
#fintech

How Does the 1033 Open Banking Rule Impact FinTech Startups in the US? | HackerNoon

The CFPB's finalized 1033 rule enables Open Banking in the US, granting consumers control over their financial data.
This regulatory change promotes competition, potentially disrupting traditional financial institutions.

At the country's biggest fintech conference, the U.S. election is the elephant in the room

The U.S. presidential election significantly impacts fintech businesses and regulations, yet it was largely ignored at Money20/20.

How Does the 1033 Open Banking Rule Impact FinTech Startups in the US? | HackerNoon

The CFPB's finalized 1033 rule enables Open Banking in the US, granting consumers control over their financial data.
This regulatory change promotes competition, potentially disrupting traditional financial institutions.

At the country's biggest fintech conference, the U.S. election is the elephant in the room

The U.S. presidential election significantly impacts fintech businesses and regulations, yet it was largely ignored at Money20/20.
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#legal-challenges

A Texas Judge's Fight to Keep a High Profile Case Out of His Court

Judge Mark Pittman ruled against the banks in a Texas venue case, asserting the case belongs in Washington, underscoring venue laws.

What the Supreme Court Ruling Means for Other Consumer Bureau Actions

The Supreme Court's ruling allows the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to resume court cases but doesn't eliminate all legal obstacles.

A Texas Judge's Fight to Keep a High Profile Case Out of His Court

Judge Mark Pittman ruled against the banks in a Texas venue case, asserting the case belongs in Washington, underscoring venue laws.

What the Supreme Court Ruling Means for Other Consumer Bureau Actions

The Supreme Court's ruling allows the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to resume court cases but doesn't eliminate all legal obstacles.
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#big-tech

Meta discloses federal probe into its use of financial data for ads

CFPB is investigating Meta for improper use of financial data in advertising, reflecting increased scrutiny of Big Tech's financial practices.

Meta Threatened With CFPB Lawsuit Over Financial Product Ads

Meta Platforms is potentially facing enforcement action from the CFPB regarding its advertising practices for financial products.

Meta discloses federal probe into its use of financial data for ads

CFPB is investigating Meta for improper use of financial data in advertising, reflecting increased scrutiny of Big Tech's financial practices.

Meta Threatened With CFPB Lawsuit Over Financial Product Ads

Meta Platforms is potentially facing enforcement action from the CFPB regarding its advertising practices for financial products.
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#fair-credit-reporting-act

The CFPB wants to rein in data brokers

CFPB plans to regulate data brokers under FCRA for consumer data protection.

Worker surveillance must comply with credit reporting rules

The CFPB emphasizes that third-party employment reports must meet FCRA consent and transparency standards to protect workers from surveillance and algorithmic bias.

The CFPB wants to rein in data brokers

CFPB plans to regulate data brokers under FCRA for consumer data protection.

Worker surveillance must comply with credit reporting rules

The CFPB emphasizes that third-party employment reports must meet FCRA consent and transparency standards to protect workers from surveillance and algorithmic bias.
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#goldman-sachs

What the latest bad news for the Apple Card means for customers

Apple and Goldman Sachs ordered to pay $89 million for mishandling Apple Card customer disputes.

Here's Something Else Goldman-for-the-People Didn't Do Very Well

Goldman Sachs continues to struggle in the credit card business, particularly with the Apple Card, amid regulatory scrutiny and significant financial losses.

What the latest bad news for the Apple Card means for customers

Apple and Goldman Sachs ordered to pay $89 million for mishandling Apple Card customer disputes.

Here's Something Else Goldman-for-the-People Didn't Do Very Well

Goldman Sachs continues to struggle in the credit card business, particularly with the Apple Card, amid regulatory scrutiny and significant financial losses.
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#open-banking

FPF Files Comments with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Regarding Personal Financial Data Rights - Future of Privacy Forum

The Future of Privacy Forum filed comments with the CFPB in response to proposed rulemaking on personal financial data rights.
FPF's recommendations include developing industry standards for privacy rules, supporting an opt-in standard, and prohibiting screen scraping of data.

CFPB finalizes 'open banking' rules for consumer data sharing

New rules by the CFPB enable consumer control over financial data, fostering competition in banking services.

CFPB director open to changing mortgage regs to fix refi process

Closing costs significantly impede mortgage refinancing, prompting regulatory reviews to streamline processes and reduce expenses for consumers.

FPF Files Comments with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Regarding Personal Financial Data Rights - Future of Privacy Forum

The Future of Privacy Forum filed comments with the CFPB in response to proposed rulemaking on personal financial data rights.
FPF's recommendations include developing industry standards for privacy rules, supporting an opt-in standard, and prohibiting screen scraping of data.

CFPB finalizes 'open banking' rules for consumer data sharing

New rules by the CFPB enable consumer control over financial data, fostering competition in banking services.

CFPB director open to changing mortgage regs to fix refi process

Closing costs significantly impede mortgage refinancing, prompting regulatory reviews to streamline processes and reduce expenses for consumers.
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#buy-now-pay-later

Buy-now, pay-later returns and disputes are about to get federal oversight

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau requires buy-now, pay-later lenders to offer same protections as credit card companies.

Apple adds another buy now pay later service to Pay

Apple Pay now offers Klarna as a BNPL option at checkout, enhancing purchasing flexibility.

Buy-now, pay-later returns and disputes are about to get federal oversight

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau requires buy-now, pay-later lenders to offer same protections as credit card companies.

Apple adds another buy now pay later service to Pay

Apple Pay now offers Klarna as a BNPL option at checkout, enhancing purchasing flexibility.
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U.S. regulator orders TD Bank to pay $28M US over consumer credit reports | CBC News

TD Bank was fined $28 million for providing inaccurate information to credit reporting agencies, impacting customers' credit scores.

Mr. Cooper, ACI to settle lawsuit over unauthorized mortgage payments

Mr. Cooper settles a lawsuit with ACI Payments over unauthorized mortgage payment issues affecting its customers.

What to Know About Online Paycheck Advances and Why They Face Scrutiny

Federal consumer watchdog scrutinizing online paycheck advances for their associated fees and considering treating them as loans.

Opinion | Ketanji Brown Jackson Points to a Way Forward for the Court

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau revealed an evolution in originalism interpretation, embracing historical precedents alongside modern practices.
#supreme-court-ruling

Regulatory Agencies Suffered Their Latest Blow in Chevron Ruling

The Supreme Court's ruling in 2020 struck down a provision protecting the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from being fired without cause.

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Consumer Watchdog's Funding

The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, preserving the agency's ability to regulate financial practices.

Regulatory Agencies Suffered Their Latest Blow in Chevron Ruling

The Supreme Court's ruling in 2020 struck down a provision protecting the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from being fired without cause.

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Consumer Watchdog's Funding

The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to the funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, preserving the agency's ability to regulate financial practices.
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Judge Blocks New U.S. Rule Limiting Credit Card Late Fees

A new federal rule to cap late credit card payment fees at $8 per month was temporarily blocked by a federal judge in Fort Worth.
The rule, estimated to save American households $10 billion yearly, faced opposition from bank and credit card company lobbyists who deem it unconstitutional.
#medical-debt

Biden administration announces a plan for removing medical debt from credit reports

Protection against medical debt impacting credit scores proposed by CFPB to help tens of millions of Americans with unaffordable medical bills.

With medical debt burdening millions, a financial regulator steps in to help

CFPB expanding to protect patients from medical debt.
Rules being developed to exclude medical debt from consumer credit reports.

Why a financial regulator is going after health care debt

CFPB is introducing regulations to exclude medical debt from credit reports.
CFPB under Director Rohit Chopra is focusing on protecting consumers from financial strains due to medical bills.

Biden administration announces a plan for removing medical debt from credit reports

Protection against medical debt impacting credit scores proposed by CFPB to help tens of millions of Americans with unaffordable medical bills.

With medical debt burdening millions, a financial regulator steps in to help

CFPB expanding to protect patients from medical debt.
Rules being developed to exclude medical debt from consumer credit reports.

Why a financial regulator is going after health care debt

CFPB is introducing regulations to exclude medical debt from credit reports.
CFPB under Director Rohit Chopra is focusing on protecting consumers from financial strains due to medical bills.
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Opinion | The CFPB Targets an Antiterror Tool

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is considering a proposal to ban credit-reporting companies from selling credit-header data to law enforcement agencies.
The proposal would force law enforcement officers to subpoena this information instead of obtaining instant access.
The CFPB's move could hinder law enforcement agencies' ability to quickly gather necessary information for investigations.
#financial-regulations

The U.S. government wants to crack down on apps that let people get their paychecks before payday

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau considers Earned Wage Access apps as providing loans subject to the Truth in Lending Act.

Banks Stand to Benefit From the Supreme Court Decision on the Chevron Doctrine

The end of Chevron deference empowers banking lobbyists to challenge consumer protection regulations more vigorously.

The U.S. government wants to crack down on apps that let people get their paychecks before payday

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau considers Earned Wage Access apps as providing loans subject to the Truth in Lending Act.

Banks Stand to Benefit From the Supreme Court Decision on the Chevron Doctrine

The end of Chevron deference empowers banking lobbyists to challenge consumer protection regulations more vigorously.
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Hamas' cease-fire demands, Joey Chestnut banned from hot dog contest

Mediators aim to secure a cease-fire deal in Gaza following Hamas and Israel's willingness, but challenges persist around ensuring Hamas governance in Gaza.
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