Through an internal memo, the CFPB's Mulvaney indicates the new direction he's taking the agency.

In a reversal of the previous administration, the CFPB drops a nearly three-year investigation into a large installment loan company.

While the agencies remain open during the government shutdown, CUs offer help to assist affected members.

If 2017 was tough to handle, 2018 is shaping up to be a real doozy.

Update: Mulvaney pushes back on "phony data" claims; banking regulations might become subject to the appropriations process.

Credit union trade groups support this legislation to exempt CUs from certain reporting requirements.

The NCUA will consider its 2018 annual performance plan at the meeting.

The CFPB's acting director says he'll use reserve funds instead of asking for more money to run the agency.