Free Debt Repository Service to Bring “Permanent Closure” to Settled Debts
Short-Term Lending Battle Brews in South Dakota
Private Student-Loan Market Shows Declining Delinquencies
Now in the CFPB’s Sights: Collectors Hired by State & Local Government Agencies
Corinthian Colleges Grilled Over How It Failed
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Taking On Student Debt, and Refusing to Pay
Bankruptcy abuse act, a decade later
Wells Fargo Wants Los Angeles Lawsuit Tossed
Department of Education Offers Debt Relief to Former Corinthian Students
NII restructuring helps all creditors, even objectors – adviser
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Mortgage Lender Ordered to Pay Civil Penalty
FTC Report Outlines 2014 Enforcement Actions
Firm, Owner Sued Over Medical Debt Collections
Consumers Start 2015 With More Credit Card Debt
FTC Outlines Enforcement Actions in Report to CFPB
CFPB Director Richard Cordray Increases Mortgage Lender’s Fine in Administrative Ruling
Former Corinthian Students Seek Shield From Debt Collectors
Court Rejects Bank’s “Devil Made Me Do It” Defense
Student-Loan Refinancing Boom Could Cost Taxpayers Billions
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NY AG Wants More Teller Safeguards
College Test Prep Firm, Collection Agency Named in NY Lawsuit
Consumers Paid Off $35B In Card Debt In Q1
FTC Closes Bogus Mortgage Relief Case from 2012
Company Fined $20M for Alleged Loan Scheme
Firm, Owner Sued Over Medical Debt Collections
Senators Urge CFPB to Issue Strong Rules Against Payday Lending
Credit Card Purchases Continue Surge in Consumer Borrowing
Obama Administration Opens Door for More Student-Debt Forgiveness
Student loan debt exceeds $31,000 per student in Pennsylvania
Sen. Dave Hansen: We must provide relief for crushing student debt
Chase Gets Off the Hook, ABI Gets $7.5m, Debtors Get $20
College Test Prep Firm, Collection Agency Named in NY Lawsuit
Senate Democrats Push for Strict Predatory Lending Rules
The Impact of Student Loan Debt on the Economy and Borrowers
ACA International Supports the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Accountability Act of 2015
Quick Bankruptcy Exit May Lead to Return Trip, Professionals Say
Bank of America’s Supreme Court Win May Boost Lending
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TCPA Rulings Expected to Have Substantial Impact on Financial Services Industry
UPDATE 1-Madoff trustee largely prevails in 233 lawsuits
CFPB Exams: A Glimpse into the Great Unknown
Banks See Stronger Loan Demand: Fed’s Beige Book
This 34-Year-Old Congressman Wants To Help You With Your Student Loans
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Breaking News: FCC Releases Fact Sheet on Chairman Wheeler’s TCPA Proposal
U.S. Senator Introduces Legislation to Provide Congressional Oversight of CFPB
FCC Announces Proposed Ruling Protecting Consumers from Unwanted Robocalls and Texts to Cell Phones
Borrowing to Replenish Depleted Pensions
Georgia Collection Agency Shut Down; Owner Banned for Five Years
Bankruptcy isn’t the only last resort, creditors say
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CFPB Pushes Back Expected Timeframe for Debt Collection Rulemaking
Supreme Court Gives Bankruptcy Judges Power to Make Final Decisions
FTC Reaffirms Consumer Right to Enforce Warranty Protections in Court
State AG Sues Florida-Based Collection Agency
Steady Course for Auto Loan Delinquencies
CFPB’s Strike Against ‘Abusive’ Conduct No Longer Academic
Healthcare Affordability Concerns Continue for Consumers
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CFPB Says Student Loan Servicers Lie About Bankruptcy Discharge
NCLC and 57 Other Groups Oppose Sweeping Effort to Gut Housing Protections
Benjamin Lawsky to Step Down as New York’s Top Financial Regulator
FHA Proposal Aims to Clarify Loan Rules
Federal Proposes Tighter Bank Rules for Student Loans
Case Involving Collection Calls from India Resolved
Banks Cry Foul Over Education Dept.’s Plan for Student Loans
Advocates Oppose Bill that Would Let Lenders Off the Hook, May 2015
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz Requests Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to Disavow Operation Choke Point
High Court Awards Leftover Bankruptcy Funds to Texas Man
NCLC’s Saunders Testifies on Operation Choke Point
Mortgage Delinquency Rate Falls to Pre-Recession Levels
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