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ProPublica investigation reveals that credit bureaus Experian and TransUnion have drastically reduced consumer complaint relief rates following the Trump administration's dismantling of CFPB enforcement powers, with Experian's relief rate dropping from ~20% to <1% and TransUnion halving its relief rate, while Equifax maintained compliance due to a pre-administration consent order.
credit-reporting
regulatory-capture
consumer-protection
cfpb
data-accuracy
compliance
government-policy
financial-fraud
ProPublica
Experian
TransUnion
Equifax
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
Russell Vought
Rebecca Sheppard
Kwami Abdul-Bey
National Consumer Law Center
Wells Fargo
Trump administration
Fair Credit Reporting Act