CFPB’s ‘Non-Substantive’ Tweaks to Reg E Affect Error Resolution, Cancellation Disclosures
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released a final rule Oct. 5 to correct “certain clerical and non-substantive” errors it found in Regulation E, which implements the Electronic Fund Transfer Act. The rule was published in the Federal Register Oct. 12 and the corrections take effect Nov. 14, 2016.