CFPB Bulletin on Proposed Changes to Remittance Rule

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On November 27, the CFPB issued a bulletin explaining the CFPB’s intent to propose limited adjustments to its rule on international money transfers as well as an extension of the date the rule will become effective until the spring of 2013. The proposed changes will address what should happen if a consumer provides an incorrect account number for a transfer and how remittance providers must disclose certain third-party fees and foreign taxes. CFPB Bulletin.


Topics:  CFPB, Remittance Transfer Rule

Published In: Administrative Law Updates, Commercial Law & Contracts Updates, Consumer Protection Updates, Finance & Banking Updates, International Law & Trade Updates

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