The CFPB on Tuesday announced it may reconsider its controversial payday lending rule, which became effective today.
The agency said it is considering a new rulemaking concerning the rule, adding that it is changing the process for information systems under the rule to be certified by the agency.
Under the rule, lenders making short-term loans will be required to submit loan data to an information system approved by the agency.
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