Fund the Fight to Protect the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and from Wall Street now!
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is one of the most effective watchdogs in Washington. It has recovered $21 billion for consumers, exposed fraud, tackled junk fees, and held powerful financial institutions accountable for exploiting everyday people.
But now, billionaires like Elon Musk and their allies on Wall Street are targeting the CFPB to weaken its power. They want to gut the very agency that protects families from predatory practices, all while padding their profits and leaving consumers defenseless.
The CFPB’s work is critical. It’s the agency that uncovered Wells Fargo’s fake accounts scandal, fined banks for exploiting overdraft fees, and stood up to abusive lending practices. Without it, the financial system would be even more stacked against working Americans.
Americans for Financial Reform is leading the charge to defend the CFPB and ensure it can continue its vital mission. From fighting for strong protections to shining a spotlight on corporate greed, we’re committed to protecting this lifeline for consumers.
Contribute to Americans for Financial Reform and fund the fight to protect the CFPB from Wall Street’s attacks now.
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