CFPB Union
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Representing over 1,100 workers nationwide at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. CFPB workers have returned over $21 billion to millions of Americans since 2012
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Fire Russ Vought's staff? Uh, how about they FIRE VOUGHT?
November 11, 2025 at 4:58 AM
Fire Russ Vought's staff? Uh, how about they FIRE VOUGHT?
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“Six weeks of hardship for federal workers as well as hungry families and the traveling public, and all Congress could offer was a promise to talk later,” said Ellen Mei, president of Treasury Employees (NTEU) Chapter 255 at the Food Nutrition Service (SNAP) 2/2
November 10, 2025 at 11:25 PM
“Six weeks of hardship for federal workers as well as hungry families and the traveling public, and all Congress could offer was a promise to talk later,” said Ellen Mei, president of Treasury Employees (NTEU) Chapter 255 at the Food Nutrition Service (SNAP) 2/2
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November 10, 2025 at 5:08 PM
No one thought the agency would be wildly effective, but the CFPB has returned more than a billion dollars a year to scammed consumers, for every year since it was created. We stay in the fight because when we fight, we make life more affordable for working families.
November 8, 2025 at 2:22 PM
No one thought the agency would be wildly effective, but the CFPB has returned more than a billion dollars a year to scammed consumers, for every year since it was created. We stay in the fight because when we fight, we make life more affordable for working families.
No one thought we could create a federal agency dedicated to fighting for consumers, but we did. No one thought we could beat back the big banks and corporations that have lobbied to kill this agency at every turn, but we did.
November 8, 2025 at 2:22 PM
No one thought we could create a federal agency dedicated to fighting for consumers, but we did. No one thought we could beat back the big banks and corporations that have lobbied to kill this agency at every turn, but we did.
"Bank of America, another of Zelle’s bank owners, sent half a million bucks to the inauguration fund and then also got the benefit of CFPB dropping that lawsuit."
November 7, 2025 at 2:28 PM
"Bank of America, another of Zelle’s bank owners, sent half a million bucks to the inauguration fund and then also got the benefit of CFPB dropping that lawsuit."