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The agency says it was extending the deadline to “facilitate the ability of commenters to consider the issues raised” in the proposal.
August 05, 2019 at 12:09 PM
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The CFPB has agreed to extend the comment period on its proposed controversial debt collection rule for 30 days, following a request from consumer groups.
Comments now will be due on Sept. 18 on the plan, which covers third-party debt collectors.
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