The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has been accused of not enforcing regulation of "buy now, pay later" credit and has been criticized for reversing regulations on overdraft and credit cards, while the anti-regulatory interests continue to try to weaken the agency, with the latest move being the denial of payments to victims of a predatory online training program.
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