The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (Bureau) recently issued a press release summarizing significant changes it has made to its consumer complaint portal. The Bureau’s explanation is blunt: the system has been abused, and that abuse impedes its ability to respond to legitimate complaints. For financial institutions—and particularly for the nationwide credit reporting agencies—the changes may
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