2010 - National Consumer Law Center

Screening for Consumer Issues: A Tool for Domestic Violence Advocates and Attorneys

ogosenseadmin2019-02-21T11:56:59-05:00December 14, 2010|Categories: Domestic Violence, Elder Rights|

This webinar discusses spotting issues and common consumer rights issues for survivors of domestic violence.

Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) Basics Webinar

ogosenseadmin2019-02-21T12:03:32-05:00December 13, 2010|Categories: Elder Rights|

This webinar covers a basic overview of Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP), resources to help navigate HAMP, and the processes of applying for HAMP. Speaker: Diane Thompson (NCLC)

Consumer Comment Letter

ogosenseadmin2010-12-09T21:51:37-05:00December 9, 2010|Categories: Issues|

Submit your comment to the Federal Reserve Bank before December 23, 2010. I, ___________________________, oppose the Federal Reserve Board’s proposed changes to the Truth in Lending Act published in FRB Docket No. R-1390. It would effectively eliminate the right of rescission and stop homeowners from challenging unfair foreclosures. The new rule would encourage abusive lending [...]

The Importance & Impact of Cars for Family Economic Success

ogosenseadmin2019-02-21T12:04:16-05:00December 9, 2010|Categories: Auto Sales & Financing|

This webinar covers the topics of travel patterns of low-income families, automobiles and economic opportunity, and the auto advantage.

Sample Letter

ogosenseadmin2010-12-02T17:57:42-05:00December 2, 2010|Categories: Issues|

Submit your comment to the Federal Reserve Bank before December 23, 2010. I, ___________________________, oppose the Federal Reserve Board’s proposed changes to the Truth in Lending Act published in FRB Docket No. R-1390. It would effectively eliminate the right of rescission and stop homeowners from challenging unfair foreclosures. The new rule would encourage abusive lending [...]

USDA Loans

ogosenseadmin2010-10-05T20:01:58-05:00October 5, 2010|Categories: Issues|

RD-HAMP Program Guidance Final Rule Program Overview

Stay Connected Training Video

ogosenseadmin2010-09-21T12:41:21-05:00September 21, 2010|Categories: Issues|

Stay Connected Training Video: Utililties Advocacy for Massachusetts NCLC attorneys Charlie Harak and Darlene Wong conduct trainings for non-attorney advocates to help keep low-income Massachusetts residents from termination. Advocates can request a live training by e-mailing jmclaughlin@nclc.org or watch the training online. Please note that advocates need a copy of Charlie Harak's Utilities Advocacy for [...]

Stay Connected Training

ogosenseadmin2021-07-01T12:50:05-05:00September 21, 2010|Categories: Special Projects|

Through Stay Connected, NCLC attorneys Charlie Harak, Jenifer Bosco, and Jeremiah Battle are offering free virtual trainings for advocates and front-line social service workers who work with low-income, Massachusetts clients to help residents avoid termination of their utility services. Advocates learn the eligibility requirements for electric utility discounts, how to prevent service from being shut [...]

Add-ons and Loan Packing: How and Why Car Dealers

ogosenseadmin2019-02-21T12:05:17-05:00September 16, 2010|Categories: Auto Sales & Financing, Elder Rights|

This webinar discusses litigation, payment packing, NAAG resolution, and potential policy solutions in relation to add-ons and loan packing by car dealers.

The New Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: What Can It Do, What Should It Do?

ogosenseadmin2019-02-21T12:57:16-05:00September 15, 2010|Categories: Other Webinars|

This webinar gives an overview of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) structure, its impact on other agencies, and the priorities and potential of the CFPB.