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The halt of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's activities leaves CFPB rules targeting junk fees in a state of uncertainty.

Representative Chuck Edwards has reintroduced the Unemployment Integrity (UI) Act to enforce stricter unemployment benefit criteria and combat fraud.

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For his part, Lewis says mortgage rates are poised to drop in February, after climbing above 7% in January. “The direction of ...

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Only around 2 in 5 (41 percent) Americans would use their savings to pay for a major unexpected expense, such as $1,000 for an emergency room visit or car repair, according to a new Bankrate poll.

(Mike Stewart/AP) (CN) — Bad legal advice caused the former chief financial officer of consumer financial services company Bankrate to plead guilty to charges of conspiracy and making false statements ...