- September 30, 2026
What we’re learning: Medical debt’s impact on Alaska Native communities
This week, CFPB Director Rohit Chopra will visit Alaska to meet with Tribal leaders, financial institutions, and consumer advocates to discuss the consumer finance issues
Preserving free access to money in your account
A key priority for the CFPB is preserving relationship banking in an era of increasing digitization. Over the last year, we have been carefully studying
Promoting competition in payments | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
As consumers increasingly move and store their money using mobile device apps, we have seen a rise in Big Tech conglomerates extending their reach into
High Interest Rates Set to Increase the Cost of Student Loans in 2024
On July 1, interest rates for new federal student loans rose to their highest levels since before the Great Recession. Interest rates for undergraduate loans
Debt collectors that take advantage of surviving spouses and their vulnerabilities
The death of a spouse or partner can be one of life’s most devastating and stressful experiences. For many people, losing a partner takes a
CFPB launches public comment process for open banking standard setter recognition
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is taking a crucial step towards implementing rules for open banking in the United States. We are now publishing
La Deuda Médica y las Prácticas de Facturación de los Hospitales sin Fines de Lucro
La deuda médica continúa agobiando a millones de consumidores en el país, y en la CFPB, hemos convertido este problema en el foco central de
Medical Debt and Non-Profit Hospital Billing Practices
Medical debt continues to burden millions of consumers, and the CFPB has made addressing this issue a central focus of our work. We have examined
CFPB distribuirá $191 millones a perjudicados por Tempoe | CFPB
Este mes, más de 250.000 consumidores que fueron perjudicados por la compañía de arrendamiento Tempoe, LLC, comenzarán a recibir cheques de reembolsos por correo. Tempoe
CFPB to distribute over $191 million to consumers harmed by Tempoe
This month, over 250,000 consumers harmed by leasing company Tempoe, LLC, will begin receiving refund checks in the mail. Tempoe offered point-of-sale financing at major