The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau saw nearly 1,500 employees terminated following a federal appeals court ruling, drastically reducing its staffing during ongoing legal disputes.
The rule saves consumers more than $5 billion annually in excessive overdraft fees, and its removal could cost households at least $225 more per yearâlikely even more in New York.
Unfortunately, in Nevada, we rank second in financial fraud, and a high percentage of that fraud are our seniors. I have concerns about the CFPB actually closing down the office of financial protection for older Americans.