In the most recent 12-month period, Florida residents submitted 2,716 complaints per million people against financial service providers. (Includes data chart.)

Consumer complaints across all categories sharply increased from the third to the fourth quarter of 2020. On an annual basis, gripes jumped 47.3%. Credit reports drew the most grievances while mortgage-related issues saw a relatively modest increase. (Includes data chart.)

After dropping sharply in March, new mortgage applications spiked while other consumer credits struggled to find their footing, according to new research from the CFPB.

In a review report, small entities asked the CFPB to draft simple regulations to implement small business lending data collection requirements to reduce compliance burden and expand credit access.

The CFPB’s website now includes an interactive enforcement database, plus an option to request rulemaking and archived reports and press releases.

The CFPB’s latest financial report reveals a 9.4% increase in the agency’s spending in fiscal year 2020 driven by a 5.2% growth in its workforce.

Mortgage gripes filed with the CFPB increased by 5.4% in the third quarter, driven by criticisms regarding applications and closings. (Includes two data charts.)

Consumer satisfaction with financial services products continues its downward trajectory, according to a recent analysis by Inside the CFPB.

The CFPB is asking stakeholders about the possible scope of data that consumers should be allowed to share via authorized third parties, and how much data should be considered “protected” subject to security and privacy concerns.

Based on credit record data, the CFPB found that new delinquencies on mortgages declined between March and June, though a spike occurred in April during the height of the pandemic.