JUST IN: In a sweeping change that could improve millions of Americans’ ability to own a home or buy a car, the Biden administration will propose a rule Tuesday to ban medical debt from credit reports. Read more: trib.al/h58PFDk

.ABC News NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Elizabeth Schulze details a new proposal that could help Americans boost their credit scores by removing medical debt from their credit report.

Today, the @CFPB approved a new rule to make sure home appraisals powered by AI and complex algorithms are accurate, unbiased, and free of conflicts of interest. consumerfinance.gov/about-us/blog/…

This is very cool. An old segregation barrier that used to separate our town from a neighboring town was taken down and replaced with a memorial sculpture (and a park to come). The sculpture is of two hands lifting the barrier so residents of the two towns can walk freely beneath

In America, companies known as "data brokers" scrape and slurp up massive amounts of data on us without our knowledge or consent. Today, @CFPB proposed a rule to prevent these companies from selling sensitive personal data to scammers, stalkers, & spies. wired.com/story/cfpb-fcr…

New rule from the CFPB limits what banks can charge in overdraft fees, and is expected to save consumers up to $5 billion a year nytimes.com/2024/12/12/us/…

Today, the @CFPB finalized a rule to end junk fee abuses on bank overdrafts. The rule requires big banks to come clean about the interest rates they are charging and will save Americans up to $5B per year. consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsr…

Today, the @CFPB finalized its reforms on medical debt. The final rule: - Ends the practice of parking medical bills on credit reports - Would block lenders from repossessing prosthetic limbs and other medical devices consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsr…

Devastating piece highlighting the real human toll of the cruelty being inflicted on the federal workforce right now washingtonpost.com/investigations…

When I swipe in at the metro and get hit with the auto reload

Feeling absolutely attacked, savaged, assaulted by this progressive commercial