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Boston City Council Supports End to Debt-Based Driving Restrictions

July 9, 2025

BOSTON — Today, the Boston City Council adopted a resolution in support of legislation to end debt-based driving restrictions. The resolution, filed by Councilors Liz Breadon (District 9), Henry Santana (At-Large), and Benjamin Weber (District 6), supports the Road to Opportunity Act (S.2368/H.3662), introduced by Representative Brandy Fluker-Reid (D-12th Suffolk) and Senator Julian Cyr (D-Cape…

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NBC News: Consumers brace for steeper bills and lower credit scores from Trump's financial deregulation

June 11, 2025

Appearing in NBC News on June 11, 2025, J.J. McCorvey interviewed NCLC Senior Attorney Chi Chi Wu for coverage of how consumers, once expecting relief from the impacts of medical debt on their credit reports, are now bracing for impact from President Donald Trump’s push to slash financial regulations. “These rules generally are very politically…

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CFPB Dismisses Case Brought Against Transunion Over Allegations It Tricked Customers into Overpaying

February 28, 2025

Enforcement action accuses Transunion of using ‘dark patterns’ to mislead consumers into purchasing monthly subscriptions they don’t need.

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Consumers and Groups File for Right to Defend Rule Removing Medical Debt from the Credit Reports of 15M People

February 13, 2025

With CFPB Under Shut-Down Order, Consumers and Groups Seek to Intervene to Defend Lifeline for People Harmed by Medical Debt

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CFPB Orders Equifax to Pay $15 Million Over Failure to Remove Errors on Credit Reports

January 17, 2025

Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) ordered Equifax, one of the “Big Three ” nationwide consumer credit reporting agencies, to pay a $15 million penalty for conducting faulty and inadequate investigations when consumers disputed errors on their credit reports, in violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

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CFPB Sues Experian Over Failure to Remove Errors on Credit Reports

January 7, 2025

Experian Accused of Improperly Investigating Disputes, Threatening Consumers’ Access to Credit

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Boston City Council Supports End to Debt-Based Driving Restrictions

NBC News: Consumers brace for steeper bills and lower credit scores from Trump's financial deregulation

CFPB Dismisses Case Brought Against Transunion Over Allegations It Tricked Customers into Overpaying

Consumers and Groups File for Right to Defend Rule Removing Medical Debt from the Credit Reports of 15M People

CFPB Orders Equifax to Pay $15 Million Over Failure to Remove Errors on Credit Reports

CFPB Sues Experian Over Failure to Remove Errors on Credit Reports