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Sen. Warren says Trump's CFPB overhaul has cost Americans $26.5 billion

Senator Elizabeth Warren reports that CFPB overhauls during the Trump administration cost American consumers an estimated $26.5 billion.

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A report released by Senator Elizabeth Warren indicates that changes made to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) during the Trump era resulted in consumer losses totaling $26.5 billion. Coverage from CNBC, UPI, Quartz, Pluang, and IndexBox emphasizes the scale of these estimated losses and attributes them specifically to the Trump-era overhaul and rollbacks of the agency.

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Who released the report regarding the CFPB losses?

The report was released by Senator Elizabeth Warren.

What is the estimated financial impact on consumers?

The report estimates a cost of $26.5 billion to Americans.

Which agency's overhaul is the subject of the report?

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

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