The Trump administration is set to issue new guidance prohibiting states from removing medical debt from credit reports.
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Massive $811 million judgement against Nexus Services, former owners, upheld on appeal
The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a $811 million civil judgement handed down against Nexus Services Inc., a subsidiary and ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The top U.S. government watchdog for consumer finance has formally scrapped a registry for non-bank financial companies caught violating consumer laws, asserting that its costs ...
A letter from Consumer Reports urges the agency to not alter privacy protections or no-fee stipulations in a Dodd-Frank rule ...
Twelve state financial officers urged the Consumer Protection Bureau to preserve consumers' rights to share financial data ...
Anthropic launches Claude for Excel, bringing powerful AI tools to financial analysts and Wall Street firms as it expands ...
The Department of Justice has filed a motion opposing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau employee union's appeal of an ...
Caroline L. Wolverton of Akin examines the recent drop in federal agency enforcement and the corresponding rise in private ...
Fees announced by JPMorgan Chase & Co. to access its customers’ data, and its deal with data aggregator Plaid Inc., emerged ...
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Opinion | The U.S. already has a medical debt crisis. Republicans are making it worse.
Unless Republicans act to extend tax credits for plans under the Affordable Care Act, average premiums for ACA marketplace ...
Anyone who had a particular account through Capital One could soon be receiving money as part of a multi-million dollar class ...
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