CFPB Update: March 21, 2012
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sent this bulletin at 03/21/2012 03:50 PM EDT|
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CFPB Update: March 21, 2012CFPB Proposes a Rule to Protect Privileged InformationThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced a proposed rule that would codify protections for privileged information submitted to the Bureau by regulated entities. CFPB Handling Consumer Complaints on Private Student LoansWe are now accepting complaints from borrowers having difficulties with their private student loans. CFPB's Petraeus Outlines Help Available for Military HomeownersHolly Petraeus, Assistant Director for Servicemember Affairs, provided information on assistance available for military homeowners as part of the recent settlement between the federal government, 49 state attorneys general, and five of the largest mortgage loan servicers. CFPB Now Sharing Complaints with FTC Consumer SentinelThe Bureau has begun sharing complaints with Consumer Sentinel, an online database of consumer complaints maintained by the Federal Trade Commission that helps law enforcement track and respond to consumer complaints. CFPB Begins Accepting Complaints on Auto and Installment LoansWe recently launched the first phase of a new system to help consumers who have problems with certain auto loans and other types of installment loans. Last Chance to Make Nominations to CFPB's Consumer Advisory BoardThrough March 30th, the CFPB is accepting nominations for people with backgrounds in consumer protection, financial services, fair lending, civil rights, consumer financial products and services, or community development to serve on our Consumer Advisory Board. For details on the nomination process: |
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Director's Recent SpeechesMarch 6th: Director Cordray addressed the National Association of Attorneys General. |
CFPB on the RoadSkip Humphrey, the CFPB's Assistant Director for the Office for Older Americans, wrote about his recent trip to Chicago, where he learned about the state's efforts to protect seniors from financial abuse and shared information about the CFPB's efforts in that area. |
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