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Two reports released Monday explored the scope of the CFPB’s downsizing in the last 12 months. A second one, by Senate Democrats, said the changes have cost consumers $19 billion.
GAO details CFPB’s downsizing
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Operational Brief
• The CFPB has downsized in the last 12 months, impacting consumers financially.
• A Senate Democratic report estimates the changes have cost consumers $19 billion.
Why It Matters for Texas Credit Unions
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