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Judge reverses Biden rule that left medical debt off credit reports
A federal judge repealed a rule by former President Joe Biden that would have removed medical debt from Americans' credit reports. U.S. District Judge Sean Jordan, a President Donald Trump appointee, ruled on July 11 that the policy was an overreach of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) authority.
Once a powerful watchdog for financial wrongdoing, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has seen its enforcement efforts ...
President-elect Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) could temporarily take control of the agency as soon as Inauguration Day thanks to a precedent ...
WASHINGTON - A decade-long Republican campaign to weaken the U.S. consumer watchdog’s independence is set to backfire if Democrat Joe Biden wins the presidential election, by handing him the ...
Companies are pushing to resolve pending cases with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Their thinking: The agency will get a lot more aggressive if Joe Biden becomes president.
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