Warren: CFPB overhaul could cost Americans $26.5B

Sen. Elizabeth Warren says the Trump-era overhaul of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has cost Americans up to $26.5 billion, largely by rolling back rules capping credit-card late fees ($15B) and overdraft fees ($7.5B), with about $4B more from dropped enforcement actions and settlements; the report accompanies Senate scrutiny of acting director Russell Vought and the nomination of Brian Johnson to lead the CFPB.