CFPB Plans to Make Narratives in Complaint Database Public
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has proposed a new policy that allows consumers to include, for public viewing, narratives that add detail their complaints about financial products, services and firms in the agency's already controversial Consumer Complaint Database. Publishing these consumer narratives would “provide important context to the complaint, help ...
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