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External link for Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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- Government Administration
- Größe des Unternehmens
- 1.001-5.000 Mitarbeiter
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- Government Agency
- Gegründet
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New York, NY, US
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Chicago, IL, US
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants to meet consumers where they are. That’s why we’re excited to join the Washington Secretary of State August 30 at Pax West to talk about how you can protect your finances while playing video games.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has released a new consumer advisory on how video games and virtual worlds use design tricks like in-game currencies and gambling-like features to encourage spending among children. You can learn more about these design tricks, the growth of financial transactions in gaming, and the common financial issues that gamers face in a recent report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. https://lnkd.in/gsNRvHdA The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will continue to look for ways to protect consumers in this financial market, ensure competitiveness in online gaming transactions, and help folks who have been harmed.
Consumer Advisory: Video games are targeting your children to get into your wallet | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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Earlier this month, Apple announced that it would be amending its regulations so developers can build apps to facilitate payments outside of Apple Pay and Apple Wallet, including tap-to-pay transactions. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is working to better understand further details about Apple’s announcement to determine whether it is a meaningful shift away from blocking competitive payments offerings from banks, credit unions, and technology companies other than Apple. We encourage developers and others with a stake in Apple’s regulations on contactless payments to contact the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Office of Competition and Innovation.
Promoting competition in payments | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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We're #hiring a new Investigator (Consumer Outreach) in Washington, District of Columbia. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau published a new report finding Americans are paying tens of millions of dollars in fees to access their own money when getting “cash back” at large retail stores when making a purchase with a debit or prepaid card.
CFPB Report Finds Large Retail Chains Charging Cash-back Fees to Customers Using Debit and Prepaid Cards | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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We're #hiring a new Auditor (Forensic Accountant) in Washington, District of Columbia. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Medical debt is a nationwide concern, but some communities bear a heavier burden. People in Native communities face roughly double the rate of medical debt in collections on their credit reports. Many also lack access to full-time healthcare providers.
What we're learning: Medical debt's impact on Alaska Native communities | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
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We're #hiring a new Legal Student Volunteer-Unclassified Duties in Washington, District of Columbia. Apply today or share this post with your network.