The Fort Worth Chamber, U.S. Chamber, and other co-plaintiffs secured a win against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) last week, as Judge Mark Pittman ruled to grant a preliminary injunction of the CFPB’s proposed credit card late fees rule. This means the rule will not go into effect and the status quo will be preserved until final judgement in the case, preventing the harm that would be done to credit card users while awaiting a final resolution.
The Fort Worth Chamber opposes the rule on the grounds that it would increase costs to consumers and small businesses that pay their credit card bills on time and make access to capital more difficult to come by. Stay tuned for additional updates.
Click here learn more about the proposed rule and the Fort Worth Chamber’s position.
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The Fort Worth Chamber sent a letter to the Fort Worth City Council in support of an agenda item to provide property tax relief to qualified childcare facilities. The resolution passed unanimously.
The full letter can be viewed here.
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Dear Members, As we reach the close of the second quarter of 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect on the progress we’ve made together and to extend my sincere appreciation for your continued engagement and support. The Fort Worth Chamber exists to advocate for and strengthen our business community—and thanks to your […]
The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce is preparing to launch a talent survey to gather input from employers across Tarrant County on workforce priorities, skill gaps, and future hiring needs. The survey will be distributed via email the week of April 14 and is part of the Chamber’s ongoing effort to support a thriving and […]
