WASHINGTON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The top U.S. consumer

financial watchdog, which the White House currently refuses to

fund, is seeking to move all remaining enforcement cases and

litigation to the Department of Justice in light of the agency's

dwindling financial resources, according to four people with

knowledge of the matter.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which said last

week it expects to exhaust remaining funds after December 31,

has pending court cases against companies including credit

bureau Experian ( EXPGF ), but dropped most active enforcement

matters earlier this year.