The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said in a Friday release it's gone live with an expanded complaint database that now includes remittances.
The updated database also includes complaints about credit reporting agencies, and the ability to filter complaints by state.
"This data puts valuable information in the hands of consumers to help them understand what is happening in their states," said CFPB Director Richard Cordray. "And by adding credit reporting and money transfer complaints to the Consumer Complaint Database, we are making these important markets more transparent and accountable to all consumers."
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