White Paper No. 14
Why America’s Most Trusted Loan Is Its Most Expensive, and Who Decided Otherwise
In the News
AccountsRecovery.net reports on White Paper No. 13, in which Andrew Rodrigo Nigrinis examines the research the CFPB relied on for its medical-debt reporting rule.
Press Release
Former CFPB enforcement economist will expand the institute’s research on consumer finance, banking, and financial regulation.
White Paper No. 13
The CFPB’s Medical-Debt Reporting Rule
In the News
Six September pieces on what regulators may weigh, four coalition letters, and the late-July and August pieces our last roundups missed.
Coalition Letter
The letter urges the chairmen and ranking members of three Senate committees to reject the administration's proposal to add the Railway Safety Act of 2025 (H.R. 928), with its two-person freight crew mandate, to the surface transportation reauthorization.
White Paper No. 12
Two Oklahoma statutes point in opposite directions for a captive risk retention group, and seven years of enforcement built on the one a court later rejected still has not answered whether the company can pay its claims.
Coalition Letter
The letter asks the Federal Trade Commission to narrow its proposed personalized pricing policy statement, require proof that a consumer's personal data affected the price before alleging a violation, and protect ordinary discounts and price changes.
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