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October 18, 2016

AAF Research Examines the CFPB’s Actions in Light of Recent Court Ruling

Patrick Hefflinger

Today the American Action Forum (@AAF) released new research examining the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and its rulemaking in light of the recent court ruling finding that the agency’s structure is unconstitutional. AAF found that in the CFPB’s brief existence it has already issued $2.8 billion in costs and has added 16.9 million paperwork hours.

To read the full research please click here.

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Patrick Hefflinger

Former Press Secretary

Patrick Hefflinger is a former Press Secretary at the American Action Forum.

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