That's quite generous. I'd assume that of the $19.8 million going back to customers would see at least 60% used as legal fees before seeing distribution resulting in a similar payout to most class action suits
That's one advantage of this being a CFPB action and not the result of a class-action suit.
Isn't CFPB one of the agencies on the chopping block of Project2025?
Anything that helps consumers is on that chopping block, and CFPB is at the head of the list.