ProPublica reports on impact of narrative removal from CFPB database
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ProPublica publishes investigation detailing how the loss of published complaint narratives removes a crucial source for accountability reporting on predatory lending and consumer harm, illustrating impact with past investigations into high-interest tribal loans and other practices revealed through CFPB complaints.
“Publishing such narratives in the Database provides a less-than-representative sample of one-sided experiences.”
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2 outlets The Federal Agency That’s Supposed to Protect Consumers Just Made Another Business-Friendly Move
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NEW: Debt collection. Credit reporting. Payday loans. Consumer complaints to a federal database used to help reveal issues and bring accountability. Then the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau stopped publishing the narratives.
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Debt collection. Credit reporting. Payday loans. Consumer complaints to a federal database used to help reveal issues and bring accountability. Then the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau stopped publishing the narratives. https://www. propublica.org/article/cfpb-co…
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