CFPB Surveys Money Clarity: Tell Us If Forms Still Confuse
Published Date: 5/22/2025
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Summary
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) wants to keep collecting info for a survey that tests new financial disclosure forms. This affects companies and people who deal with these forms, helping make them clearer and easier to understand. They’re asking for more time to do this, with no extra costs expected.
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CFPB Continues Disclosure Testing
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is requesting an extension of OMB approval to continue collecting information for a qualitative pre-testing survey called "ICBA Disclosure Testing: Qualitative Pre-testing of Survey (Testing) Instrument and Modified Disclosure Forms." This work is meant to test and help make financial disclosure forms clearer and easier to understand, and the Bureau says no additional costs are expected from the extension.
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