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New CFPB Memo Solidifies Mulvaney’s Edict to Respect the Rights of Financial Service Providers

January 24, 2018

CFPB's Mulvaney: “If the CFPB loses a court case because we pushed too hard, we simply move on to the next matter. But where do those that we have charged go to get their time, their money, or their good names back?”

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