Consumer Protection Town Hall: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Role in Defending Virginians from Unfair Banking Pract
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has returned nearly $12 billion to almost 29 million unfairly treated Americans since it was founded five years ago in reaction to the financial meltdown. In an effort to increase public knowledge of available resources, this town hall will include remarks by CFPB Director Richard Cordray and financial educational tips from the Consumer Bureau and Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring’s office. Learn about state and federal services available to Virginians who have been impacted by unfair banking practices. This will be followed by an opportunity for sharing comments and questions with the Consumer Bureau, Attorney General Herring’s office, and the citizen organizations Fair Share and U.S. PIRG. The event is co-sponsored by leading consumer, faith and civil rights organizations in the area.
When: Wednesday, May 24th - 1:30pm-3:00pm
Where: Our Lady Queen of Peace Church - 2700 19th St S, Arlington, VA 22204