The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is actively pursuing regulatory measures aimed at enhancing consumer protection in various financial sectors. Recently, the CFPB filed a lawsuit against a mortgage lender for alleged predatory lending practices in manufactured home loans. Additionally, the bureau announced plans to impose regulations on nonbank personal loan providers, signaling a broader effort to oversee financial institutions outside traditional banking systems. The CFPB is also proposing rules to regulate data brokers that sell sensitive information, and it plans to include virtual currency transactions under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA). Furthermore, the agency is focusing on expanding the EFTA's scope to cover crypto wallets and gaming platforms, which could reshape transactions in video games and online marketplaces. These initiatives reflect the CFPB's commitment to consumer protection and its response to the evolving financial landscape.