Read today’s consumer and bankruptcy news briefs…
Argument preview: Justices to consider sanctions for violating bankruptcy discharge
Could debt collectors send you texts, emails? Consumer groups fear CFPB may allow it.
Millennials still lean on parents for money, but want financial independence, survey says
Can You Pay Student Loans With 529 Plan Funds?
This new policy could save military members tens of millions of dollars on their student loans
The Student-Debt Crisis Hits Hardest at Historically Black Colleges
CFPB Chief Kraninger: I’m Focusing The Agency On Preventing Consumer Harm
CFPB Issues 2018 Consumer Response Annual Report
Kraninger Outlines Approach to CFPB Authority in Bipartisan Policy Center Remarks
Judges Approve Settlement Between McKinsey and Justice Department
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