The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has ordered VyStar Credit Union to pay $1.5 million due to errors that caused financial harm to thousands of its members. This ruling stems from a system switch in May 2022 that left families unable to manage their finances effectively. Additionally, Capital One has disclosed in its latest 10-Q filing that the CFPB is in advanced stages of an investigation regarding potential enforcement actions against the bank. The investigation relates to alleged misrepresentations concerning Capital One's savings accounts, prompting the bank to warn of possible repercussions from the federal agency.