Elizabeth Warren’s ‘consumer watchdog’ hounded legit businesses — time to shut it down
- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was created by the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010 to protect consumers, but has faced criticism for harming some Americans it aimed to help.
- CFPB's recent rule caps bank overdraft fees at $5, potentially saving consumers $5 billion annually, as stated by the bureau.
- CFPB's funding structure has been challenged, with the court ruling that funding through the Federal Reserve is constitutional, despite the Fed's operating loss since September 2022.
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