John L. Culhane is a journalist who focuses on consumer finance and legal issues. He writes for publications such as Consumer Finance Monitor and LexBlog, Inc. His articles cover topics such as regulatory updates, lawsuits, and government actions related to consumer finance and banking.
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By: David Baumann
The CFPB has proposed a rule that it promotes as ensuring that Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) protections are applied to sensitive consumer information
By: Richard J. Andreano, John L. Culhane
Senate Banking Committee ranking Republican Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C. said on December 11 that unlike several other regulators, the CFPB is ignoring his call to pause rulemaking until the Trump Administration takes office.
By: John L. Culhane, Joseph J. Schuster
The CFPB has taken action to permanently ban Student Loan Pro and its owner, Judith Noh, from offering consumer financial products or services.
By: Richard J. Andreano, John L. Culhane, Cfpb Rulemaking
The CFPB intends to issue a proposed rule to address the impact of credit reporting relating to accounts of survivors of domestic violence, elder abuse, and other forms of financial abuse.
By: Jr., John L. Culhane, Richard J. Andreano
As previously reported, this summer the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) filed a housing discrimination charge under the Fair
By: David Baumann, John L. Culhane, Jr.
The Servicemember Civil Relief Act limits the amount of interest that may be charged on certain financial obligations that were incurred before military
By: Alan S. Kaplinsky, Jr., Joseph J. Schuster, John L. Culhane
A Texas federal judge has refused to lift the preliminary injunction blocking the CFPB’s enforcement of its final rule that would require larger credit
By: John L. Culhane, Ronald K. Vaske, Jr.
Some credit card companies operating rewards programs may be violating the law by failing to provide promised rewards, the CFPB said, in a circular to law
By: John L. Culhane, Jr.
CFPB examiners have identified a variety of illegal practices across student loan markets, the bureau said, in a special edition of its Supervisory
By: John L. Culhane, Jr.
The CFPB’s Student Loan Ombudsman has released his annual report, again emphasizing complaint volume without investigating all complaints, suggesting that
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