Senators demand Navy Federal Credit Union clarify overdraft fee practices following cancellation of a CFPB order.
Quiver AI Summary
Senators Ruben Gallego and Elizabeth Warren, along with Representatives Maxine Waters and Bill Foster, are seeking information from the Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) concerning its overdraft fees. This follows the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) cancellation of a previous order requiring NFCU to refund over $95 million related to illegal overdraft charges.
The lawmakers expressed concerns that the termination of this order might enable NFCU to revert to practices deemed predatory, impacting servicemembers and their families. They have requested details on how NFCU plans to address these issues and ensure fair treatment of affected consumers.
The letter highlights the substantial fees charged to customers, which the CFPB previously categorized as violations of consumer protection laws, and underscores the uncertainty around the credit union’s future fees practices.
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