American Credit News

The Washington Post recently attracted attention when its owner revealed that the paper's opinion section would now concentrate on personal liberties and the free market.

AFSA is recognizing Women’s History Month by highlighting notable female leaders in the consumer credit industry.

AFSA is commemorating Women's History Month by highlighting influential female leaders in the consumer credit industry.

AFSA is honoring Women’s History Month by highlighting notable female leaders in the consumer credit industry.

AFSA is highlighting influential women in the consumer credit industry as part of its celebration of Women's History Month.

The asset finance industry is currently navigating a landscape filled with challenges such as fragmented customer experiences, disjointed credit approval processes, operational inefficiencies, missed growth opportunities, and regulatory complexities.

In the ever-evolving world of auto finance, adapting to change is essential.

A legislative proposal, the Stopping Abuse and Fraud in Electronic (SAFE) Lending Act, has been reintroduced by a group of Democrat Senate and House members.

Lenders are continuously seeking ways to mitigate losses associated with delayed vehicle recoveries, increasing costs, and compliance challenges.

AFSA has released its March State Government Affairs white paper, which provides a comprehensive analysis of interchange fees and their impact on both financial institutions and consumers.

The lending industry is currently navigating a period of uncertainty due to various factors, including regulatory ambiguity and geopolitical shifts.

The American Financial Services Association (AFSA) has reached out to Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, urging him to veto Senate Bill 1252.

AFSA, in collaboration with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, has submitted comments on proposed amendments to the American Arbitration Association's Consumer Arbitration Rules and Employment Rules and...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has decided to drop the lawsuit it had filed against Heights Finance and its affiliates.

Lenders are facing increasing challenges with delayed vehicle recoveries, escalating costs, and compliance risks.

The Senate Banking Committee convened this morning for a nomination hearing, which included the consideration of Jonathan McKernan as the director designee of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has withdrawn its amicus brief supporting Colorado's appeal to the US Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Bill Courtney, a prominent business leader and Academy Award-winning coach, is set to deliver the keynote address at the 2025 Independents event.

AFSA's State Government Affairs team has submitted a comment letter to the Alaska Senate concerning Senate Bill 39 and its implications for banking laws.

The U.S. Senate has initiated the budget reconciliation process, a legislative mechanism designed to expedite significant fiscal legislation.