https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/11/cfpb-leaders-announce-resignations-after-stop-work-order.htmlGlad I resolved my Amex/Hilton gift card dispute last week!
CFPB complaints usually netted me a few hundred dollars per year when companies would otherwise refuse to make it right and regular customer support agents would claim there is nothing they can do. My state (Texas) has basically zero consumer protections as a matter of policy. One time a mortgage company violated their own terms, I filed a complaint with my state regulatory board and with the CFPB. The State said they didn't care, the CFPB got it resolved.
If you are unfortunate enough to live in Texas or a state like it, what other avenues are there for you to pursue now that it seems like the CFPB is gone?
