CFPB Proposal Will Help Disreputable Mortgage Lenders Prey on Consumers
Softening Truth in Lending and Real Estate Settlement Rules is a Roadmap for Abuse
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Softening Truth in Lending and Real Estate Settlement Rules is a Roadmap for Abuse
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The suit alleges that Unison lured Massachusetts homeowners into high-cost home equity loans by falsely marketing its product as an interest-free, loan alternative "option contract"
Proposed Policy Would Create Confusion and Reduce Compliance with Antidiscrimination Laws
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LANSING, Mich. — In a major victory for Michigan consumers, the Michigan Supreme Court today ruled in favor of the Attorney General in Attorney General v Eli Lilly and Co., adopting a narrow interpretation of an exemption in the Michigan Consumer Protection Act (MCPA) and restoring critical protections against unfair, unconscionable, and deceptive business practices.…
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120+ Groups Urge FDIC, OCC, and Fed To Deny OppFi’s Request to Acquire BNC Bank
This group statement strongly opposes a package of bills (HR 9602-9611) that would provide wrongful cover for the Trump administration efforts to dismantle the Department of Education, including efforts to transfer the federal student loan program to the Treasury Department.
Consumer advocates are sounding the alarm over a wide-ranging proposal from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to change how decisions about federal funding are made.
Policymakers and regulators must make utility services more affordable and end disconnections in severe weather.
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WASHINGTON – During the House Financial Services Committee markup on Tuesday, members are expected to vote on at least four pieces of legislation that would harm families living paycheck to paycheck and struggling with affordability and access to credit. If enacted, these bills would expand payday loans aimed at low wage workers and make it…
Buy-Now-Pay-Later Lenders Must Be Licensed in Illinois and Clearly Disclose Costs to Borrowers
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New Actions Targeted at Discouraging People from Challenging the Big Three Credit Reporting Companies
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Legislative Package Includes NCLC Priorities to Address Housing Affordability and Supply, and Improve Access to Financing in Underserved Communities
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