“If you have a sales and marketing program around your overdraft service, you should be taking a very careful look at what your reps are saying to customers,” said Rodman, a former CFPB attorney. “The CFPB is going to look at those specifics. They looked at calls, they didn’t just look at procedures here.”
Read the CFPB consent order below.
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