The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will start overseeing non-bank companies that offer financial services like online ...

President-elect Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress are weighing vast changes to the Consumer Financial Protection ...

The CFPB will supervise Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo and others in the areas of privacy and surveillance, debanking (losing ...

A new rule from the CFPB aims to empower consumers by granting them control over their financial data. But that assumes we have the ability to do that. Bad assumption.

With a new administration and GOP-controlled Congress, a wild swing in regulatory policy is coming to the Consumer Financial ...

the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said. The new rule finalized on Thursday will bring a burgeoning consumer ...

The CFPB’s new rule brings major digital payment apps like Apple Pay under federal supervision, addressing issues like fraud, ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says they are taking steps to prevent fraud and illegal transactions.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will now supervise tech firms that handle over 50 million transactions annually.

The government's banking watchdog plans to keep a closer eye on payment apps like Venmo and PayPal from now on.

Identity theft protection services still offer identity protection, but with a greater focus on your online safety and credit ...

The most popular apps covered by the rule collectively process more than 13 billion consumer payments a year, the CFPB said.