The Senate recently cast a preliminary vote that will
hopefully see Richard Cordray named the Director of the Consumer Financial
Protection Bureau. The Bureau, which was designed to help protect average
consumers from fraud and other financial dangers, has mostly been under
Cordray’s leadership in recent years, though a final vote is still needed to
make it official. If confirmed, Cordray would serve a five year official term
in the position and the hope is that consumers would be better protected
against illegitimate financial companies, unscrupulous debt collectors who use
wrongful practices to collect money, payday lenders, and other financial
hazards. The organization, under the
strong leadership of Cordray, might also do much to dissuade any accountants
who operate falsely or who embezzle money from their clients.
Regardless of who ends up taking over leadership of the
Bureau, it is always important to exercise caution when selecting an accountant in the public or private
sector and when working with an accountant, no matter how trustworthy he or
she might seem. For a very trustworthy accountant in Naperville, consider Susan
S. Lewis, Ltd.