100+ organizations filed a comment asking the CFPB to create a rule to restore the right of all Americans to decide to file a case in court rather than be forced into arbitration by big banks and other financial services corporations.
We gratefully support and applaud the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) continued efforts to vigorously protect consumers. Our organizations, representing millions of consumers, write in support of the recent petition for a rulemaking to address the fine print trap posed by forced arbitration clauses, which give companies that violate the law a get-out-of-jail-free card, blocking…
Consumers pay tens and maybe even hundreds of billions of dollars a year in junk fees. Here are highlights of NCLC’s work to bring an end to them.
Joint enforcement action launched against TransUnion for failing to ensure that tenant screening reports were accurate.
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On October 3, 2023, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case that threatens the viability and the very existence of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. If upheld, the dangerous decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit threatens more than a decade of work protecting consumers and enforcing…
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Payday Lenders Arguments Fall Flat at Court; Questions Highlighted How Radical and Baseless the Payday Lenders’ Argument Against CFPB Is And Its Wide-Sweeping Implications for the American Economy
