The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is the latest U.S. government agency to have its work halted by the Trump ...

Many consumer protections are in limbo, including an $8 cap on credit-card late fees and a proposed rule on selling customer ...

The agency—an unelected regulator with a blank check—has spent much of its short life making things harder for the consumers ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been a go-to financial agency for dealing with bad practices. Trump ...

President Trump and other critics of the agency say it needs to be shut down. Supporters of the agency point to its record of protecting consumers.

The CFPB has returned more than $17 billion to Americans — and dozens of its workers were laid off on Tuesday night ...

Russell Vought, director of the Office of Management and Budget and the acting director of CFPB, ordered the federal watchdog ...

The Trump administration has ordered the agency, created by Congress and funded by the Federal Reserve, to halt most activity ...

Russell Vought, the newly installed acting director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, sent an email Saturday night ...

What is the CFPB? And what would potentially eliminating it mean for American consumers? MIT's Jon Gruber weighs in.

Feb. 9 The National Treasury Employees Union, which represents CFPB employees, sued Vought, asking a judge to stop him from ...

While you may not know much about the CFPB, it has been working on a lot of issues that affect your money that could now be impacted.