Legislatures in 2024 will continue their efforts to protect consumer privacy and expand access to high-speed internet, all while keeping an eye on rapid developments in artificial intelligence.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that challenges the way Congress funded the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The outcome could stymie the consumer watchdog agency.

Some states are providing consumer protections to home buyers who opt for alternative financing arrangements because they are unable to get traditional mortgages.

Advocates believe establishing a strong base of financial literacy can help young people to tailor their future financial education to meet their specific interests and needs.

State and federal lawmakers are addressing the growing interest in using digital currencies, the need for data privacy, and a fundamental reality: The internet is not equally available to all Americans.