Issue categories:
July 29, 2009
•
1 min read
Consumer Letter Urging CFPA Authority over Credit-Related Insurance Products
On July 15, 2009, thirteen insurance industry trade organizations sent a letter asking that no insurance products or practices be included in the proposal to create a Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA). The arguments made in opposition to including insurance in CFPA are self-serving, misleading and inaccurate and should be rejected by Congress.
Download PDF
Our Subject Matter Experts
Related Articles
October 05, 2026
/ Testimony & Comments
Letter Urging the California Supreme Court to Decide a Case Against USAA's Unfair Discrimination Against Enlisted Servicemembers
September 22, 2026
/ Testimony & Comments
CFA Urges States to Follow Texas's Lead and Ban Price Optimization in Insurance
September 01, 2026
/ Testimony & Comments
CFA Submits Comments on Draft Colorado Bulletin No. B-5.57, Concerning Use of Aerial Imagery by Insurers in Decision Making
August 13, 2026
/ Press Releases