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May

21
2024
Industry News

From the Web: House Financial Services Member Challenges CFPB Approach to Rulemaking

U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds says the CFPB’s pending rule on credit reporting and medical debt has unintended consequences that lack proper review and would lead to more upfront costs required by health care providers.

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May

21
2024
Industry News

Attorney General Bonta Secures Settlement Requiring Liberty Tax to Stop Deceptive Advertising

OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today announced a settlement with Liberty Tax (Liberty) for running deceptive advertisements that misled consumers into thinking they were getting a free advance on their tax refund when they were actually taking out a high-cost loan.

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May

21
2024
Industry News

Maryland Office of Financial Regulation Announces Settlement with The Bank of Missouri, Atlanticus Services Corporation, and Fortiva Financial, LLC

BALTIMORE, MD (May 16, 2024) – The Maryland Department of Labor’s Office of Financial Regulation today announced a settlement agreement and final order with The Bank of Missouri, Atlanticus Services Corporation, and Fortiva Financial, LLC to settle allegations that they violated Maryland’s lending law.

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May

20
2024
Industry News

Prepared Remarks of CFPB Director Rohit Chopra at the Mortgage Bankers Association

While home prices and interest rates often command headlines, there are many other forces at play that are pushing costs up for both mortgage lenders and for homeowners, which can make it harder for families purchasing a home.

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May

20
2024
Industry News

Indiana Appeals Court Rules That a Passive Debt Buyer Is a Debt Collector under the FDCPA and State Law

The Court of Appeals of Indiana recently upheld a lower court’s decision that a debt buyer who purchased a portfolio of defaulted student loans and placed an account with a collection agency qualifies as a “debt collector” under both Indiana state law and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

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