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Volkswagen Faces International Consumer Protection Scandal
Over the past couple of weeks, all eyes have turned to Volkswagen. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency directed the…
GM Settles Ignition Switches Investigation for $900M
On September 17, 2015, GM announced it had settled the case of its faulty ignition switches with the federal…
CFPB Calls Fowl on 2 Biggest U.S. Debt Collectors
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently ordered the nation’s two biggest debt collectors, Encore Capital Group and Portfolio Recovery…
Citizens Bank to Pay Back Millions in Customers’ Money
Three government agencies recently settled claims against Citizens Bank (formerly Charter One Bank in Michigan). The financial institution had…
Why You Shouldn’t Give Your Cell Phone Number to Your Creditors
Mr. Hill was fed up. He had received nearly 500 calls from his creditor on his cell phone, some…
Happy Birthday to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Four years ago, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau opened its doors and began the hard work of standing up…
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