Anna Helhoski

During the Biden administration, the CFPB had issued some really huge reforms and made some wins that were related to junk fees, overdraft fees, medical debt on credit reports, privacy protection, payday lending, and buy now pay later.

During the Biden administration, the CFPB had issued some really huge reforms and made some wins that were related to junk fees, overdraft fees, medical debt on credit reports, privacy protection, payday lending, and buy now pay later.

During the Biden administration, the CFPB had issued some really huge reforms and made some wins that were related to junk fees, overdraft fees, medical debt on credit reports, privacy protection, payday lending, and buy now pay later.

What I'm wondering is where recent actions by the Trump administration leave those new rules, especially those that haven't gone into effect yet, like the medical debt on credit reports.

What I'm wondering is where recent actions by the Trump administration leave those new rules, especially those that haven't gone into effect yet, like the medical debt on credit reports.

What I'm wondering is where recent actions by the Trump administration leave those new rules, especially those that haven't gone into effect yet, like the medical debt on credit reports.

And one thing that you mentioned were all of those lawsuits that the CFPB has brought on behalf of consumers. About a month ago, it filed a suit against Capital One that alleged that it misled customers about savings accounts rates, for example. What happens to those lawsuits?

And one thing that you mentioned were all of those lawsuits that the CFPB has brought on behalf of consumers. About a month ago, it filed a suit against Capital One that alleged that it misled customers about savings accounts rates, for example. What happens to those lawsuits?

And one thing that you mentioned were all of those lawsuits that the CFPB has brought on behalf of consumers. About a month ago, it filed a suit against Capital One that alleged that it misled customers about savings accounts rates, for example. What happens to those lawsuits?

Right, and there are a lot of current orders to pay fines. Would those still be enforced?

Right, and there are a lot of current orders to pay fines. Would those still be enforced?

Right, and there are a lot of current orders to pay fines. Would those still be enforced?

So without the CFPB being there, let's say, to oversee large financial institutions, where does that leave consumers? We didn't have a CFPB before 2011. What are some of the risks of not having a government watchdog?

So without the CFPB being there, let's say, to oversee large financial institutions, where does that leave consumers? We didn't have a CFPB before 2011. What are some of the risks of not having a government watchdog?

So without the CFPB being there, let's say, to oversee large financial institutions, where does that leave consumers? We didn't have a CFPB before 2011. What are some of the risks of not having a government watchdog?

Yeah. One of the primary roles of the CFPB has been receiving and assessing complaints from consumers. 6.8 million complaints have been submitted since the CFPB start. So with it on ice, is there anyone to lodge complaints with at this point?

Yeah. One of the primary roles of the CFPB has been receiving and assessing complaints from consumers. 6.8 million complaints have been submitted since the CFPB start. So with it on ice, is there anyone to lodge complaints with at this point?

Yeah. One of the primary roles of the CFPB has been receiving and assessing complaints from consumers. 6.8 million complaints have been submitted since the CFPB start. So with it on ice, is there anyone to lodge complaints with at this point?

Okay.

Okay.