A new internal memo from the CFPB says it will 'deprioritize' its student-loan oversight in Trump's latest move to overhaul the consumer watchdog
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau headquarters in Washington, DC. A new internal memo from the CFPB told employees to "deprioritize" student loans and medical debt.
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- A new internal memo from the CFPB told employees to "deprioritize" student loans and medical debt.
- It said that the focus of the CFPB will shift from supervision of companies to giving money back to consumers.
- This memo comes as millions of student-loan borrowers are expected to default this year.