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United States - Financial Services - Supreme Court Upholds The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Funding Mechanism As Constitutional - Vimarsana News

United States - Financial Services - Supreme Court Upholds The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Funding Mechanism As Constitutional

On May 16, 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court held 7-2 in Consumer Financial Protection Bureau et al. v. Community Financial Serves Association of America, LTD., et al. that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB).

Source: mondaq.com
Payday lenders' Texas lawsuit could topple watchdog that regulates them – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Payday lenders' Texas lawsuit could topple watchdog that regulates them – Houston Public Media

The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau’s funding structure. Many observers worry about catastrophic consequences.

Payday and auto title loans have drained $16 billion from the Texas economy since 2012, study says - Vimarsana News

Payday and auto title loans have drained $16 billion from the Texas economy since 2012, study says

Payday and auto title loans have cost Texas 2,000 permanent jobs and taken $1.6 billion a year from mostly low-income people who would have otherwise spent the money on goods and services.

Source: hppr.org
Study: Payday and auto title loans have drained $1.6 billion from the Texas economy since 2012 - Vimarsana News

Study: Payday and auto title loans have drained $1.6 billion from the Texas economy since 2012

Payday and auto title loans have cost Texas 2,000 permanent jobs and taken $1.6 billion a year from mostly low-income people who would have otherwise spent the money on goods and services.