The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is a Federal agency that was established under the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010. Its Ask CFPB page provides information on a number of financial topics and answers to questions that people have asked the agency over the years. If you have a question or issue, this page is often a good source of information that can prepare you before you consult with us about the issue.
Similarly, CFPB's Resources for Older Adults and their Families page provides useful information, including “Protecting against fraud and financial exploitation” and “Tools for financial security as you age.”
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