I understand that you can't comment directly on that, but we often hear back from the credit reporting agencies that although some credit scores and reports may get reported inaccurately, they virtually never adversely affect a consumer before they are corrected.
Foster questions the credit agencies' claims about the benign nature of credit errors.
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If you find you need any specific encouragement from Congress, I think there will be bipartisan support for that.
Yes. Do any of our other witnesses have any comments on this area, the utility of a national standard for a secure digital ID provided by States?
the CFPB has effectively fulfilled its mission to protect consumers from unfair, deceptive, and abusive practices in financial markets.
Bipartisan polling has shown that the CFPB is overwhelmingly popular among U.S. consumers, finding that 82 percent of voters, including 77 percent of Republicans, support the CFPB's mission.
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