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While Republicans in Congress are trying to replace Dodd-Frank with a proposal of their own, a poll showed more voters favored greater financial accountability and tougher regulation.

The CFPB found that while mortgage lenders generally are in compliance with federal consumer financial laws, many entities continue to have deficiencies in their compliance management systems.

An increasing chorus of Democrats want their party's presumptive presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, to consider the CFPB's Director as her running mate.

According to the CFPB, some mortgage servicers have violated the Bureau's new servicing rules by continuing to use failed technology that has harmed consumers.

While the survey found that most respondents agreed that enthusiasm is high for the CFPB’s mission and that their supervisors respect and value individuals’ differences, more than a quarter of survey respondents had unfavorable views.

The latest in a long line of calls to overhaul the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau comes from Congressman Roger Williams (R-Texas).

It has been a challenging year for the CFPB so far. The Government Accountability Office just made it a little more challenging.

Rep. Matt Salmon (R-Arizona) is proposing changes intended to provide more context to the complaints received by the Bureau.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has nearly doubled its spending on advertising since last year.

What clarifications did the CFPB propose to protect borrowers in bankruptcy along with enhancements for loss mitigation requirements?