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If the CFPB Can’t Help You, Here’s How You Can Help Yourself - MSN


With a weakened CFPB, it’s more important than ever to be aware of your finances and to know where you can go for help. You may not have the same support as before, but you’re not in it alone ... Read More

CFPB at risk: What you can do to protect your finances - MSN


Another area where the CFPB has made significant strides is in the crackdown on junk fees.In 2022, the bureau imposed a record $3.7 billion in penalties against Wells Fargo for various violations ... Read More

Should You Be Worried About the CFPB Halt? - WTOP News


The Trump administration has effectively shut down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an agency created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect… ... Read More

With the Consumer Agency on Pause, Here’s How to Protect Yourself


You can’t opt out of those fees.) The consumer bureau also moved last year to limit late fees on credit cards to $8. The average late fee is around $30 , but can be as high as $41, according to ... Read More

Should You Even Bother Making a Complaint to the CFPB? | Banking Advice | U.S. News - U.S. News & World Report


"It's like trying to look down into the water in a very muddy pond, and you can't see more than about 2 inches into the water and you don't know what's going on down there." Sponsored Bank Accounts ... Read More

Should You Be Worried About the CFPB Halt? Here's What It Means for Banking | Banking Advice | U.S. News - U.S. News & World Report


Strayer says the impact of the CFPB halting work isn’t all bad, citing CFPB actions to limit overdraft protection that was set to take effect in October 2025. Read More

It's About to Get Much Easier to Cancel Your Subscriptions


This consumer-friendly rule aims to eliminate what's known as "dark patterns," aka deceptive design practices that make it unnecessarily difficult to cancel subscriptions. What this means for you ... Read More

New FTC Rule Will Make it Easier to Cancel Subscriptions - KOMO


If you cancel and the company continues to bill for services you don’t want, you can challenge those charges with your credit card company. It might be more difficult to get reimbursed for ... Read More

If the Trump administration guts the CFPB, it could have ‘devastating effects,' says consumer advocate—what it means for your money - NBC 6 South Florida


Get local news you need to know to start your day with NBC 6's News Headlines newsletter. SIGN UP The aim of the pause is "to make sure [the CFPB] hasn't been choked out of existence before I get ... Read More

If the Trump administration guts the CFPB, it could have ‘devastating effects,' says consumer advocate—what it means for your money - NBC Connecticut


If the Trump administration guts the CFPB, it could have ‘devastating effects,' says consumer advocate—what it means for your money By Ryan Ermey, CNBC • Published March 5, 2025 • Updated ... Read More


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