California Supreme Court Weighs In On Yahoo! TCPA Case
Ross Todd for The Recorder
The California Supreme Court is being asked to weigh in on a tricky insurance coverage question in a case where Yahoo Inc. has been accused of sending unsolicited text messages in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.At the heart of the issue is when insurers have a duty to...
READ MORECFPB Settles Claims with Sterling Jewelers, Inc.
The CFPB and the People of the State of New York today settled claims against Sterling Jewelers Inc.The Bureau’s and…
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How Much Debt Collectors Earn In Every State
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Mortgage Rates Retreat
Multiple key mortgage rates tapered off today. The average rates on 30-year fixed and 15-year fixed mortgages both declined. The…
Government Shutdown Hurting Borrowers Seeking a Mortgage
When the government shuts its doors because of a funding brouhaha that pits the White House against Capitol Hill, who…
4 Credit Card Trends for 2019
I've been spending some time gazing into my credit card crystal ball, and I've noticed a few trends on the…
Supreme Court Debates the Meaning of 'Debt Collector'
The top court on Monday attempted to resolve a legal question that could have broad ramifications on hundreds of thousands…
Student Loan Debt Grew Faster in South Carolina
Student loan debt has quadrupled in South Carolina, growing at a faster rate than any state in the last 10…
CFPB Settles with USAA Federal Savings Bank
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (Bureau) today announced a settlement with USAA Federal Savings Bank, a federally chartered savings association…
