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The CFPB Aims To Increase Its Oversight of Non-Bank Digital Wallet Providers

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau late Tuesday said it is expanding its efforts to increase oversight of large, non-bank technology firms with a proposed rule that would subject companies that issue digital wallets to the same regulations as those that cover wallets from financial institutions. The proposed rule, which would …

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66% Like CFPB Late Fee Proposal And Other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/6/23

Some two-thirds of consumers feel a February proposal from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to cap monthly credit card late fees at $8 (down from $41) would have a positive impact on “the average credit card holder,” according to an online survey in September of 802 adult cardholders by the Auriemma Group. …

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Payments 3.0: A Supreme Reprieve for the CFPB?

After last month, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s future seems more secure. On Oct. 3, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Consumer Financial Protection Bureau v. Community Financial Services Association of America. The CFSA originally sued the CFPB over its payday-lending rule in 2018. As previously reported in Digital …

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The CFPB Reports on Rising Credit Card Late Fees And Rates—And Vows To Lower Them

Last year, credit card issuers charged consumers more than $105 billion in interest and more than $25 billion in fees, $14.5 billion of which came from late fees, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s biennial credit card market report. Credit card holders paid about 20% of their average balance …

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It’s Early, But the CFPB’s Open Banking Rule Is Getting an Industry Thumbs Up

A day after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau floated a proposed data rights rule, reaction from the payments industry has been largely positive. The rule aims at governing the practice of sharing consumer data through open banking. The proposed rule would require financial institutions to share data at a consumer’s …

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