From credit cards to medical debt: What may happen to some key consumer protection rules under Trump

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From credit cards to medical debt: What may happen to some key consumer protection rules under Trump

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Published in Business and Finance on Wednesday, February 12th 2025 at 20:00 GMT by MSN
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the so-called cop on the beat protecting Americans from financial abuse, is now under strict orders to do nothing.

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The article from MSN discusses potential changes to consumer protection rules under a second Trump administration. Key points include the possible rollback of regulations on credit card late fees, which could see an increase from the current cap of $8 to potentially $41, as set by the CFPB. This change would revert to a policy from the George W. Bush era. Additionally, there might be alterations to the handling of medical debt, where currently, medical debt under $500 is not reported to credit bureaus, a rule that could be reversed. The article also mentions the potential for changes in regulations concerning overdraft fees, payday lending, and student loan servicing, with a general trend towards deregulation that could benefit financial institutions at the expense of consumer protections. These shifts are part of a broader policy direction that might favor less government oversight in financial sectors, potentially leading to higher costs for consumers and less transparency in financial dealings.

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