Richard Cordray’s departure is a loss for consumers, but may be Ohio’s gain.

Fintech firms say fewer regulations will mean more innovations for struggling consumers, but consumer protection advocates are skeptical.

Two controversial Obama appointees go before the Senate Banking Committee today.

Why are Senate Republicans doing everything they can to cripple the already-successful Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?

Just a few months after public outrage forced Bank of America to drop a planned $5 fee for debit cards, the financial institution is at it again.