Digital Library: Disaster Relief Resources
See free publications from NCLC targeted toward advocates assisting victims of natural disaster.
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Letter to FEMA on the National Advisory Council
NCLC and others submitted a coalition letter to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) advocating for the appointment of community representatives to the FEMA National Advisory Council to enhance national disaster policy.
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Letter to the U.S. Department of Energy Regarding Implementation of the Home Energy Rebate Programs in the Inflation Reduction Act
Center for American Progress, National Consumer Law Center and American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy submitted a letter providing recommendations for the implementation of the rebate programs, focusing on equitable deployment and ensuring protections for low-income households. The four overarching recommendations are: The Department must make the rebate programs clear and accessible to maximize uptake from…
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Housing Advocates' Comment to Federal Insurance Office on Climate Risk Data Call
Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund, Consumer Federation of America, California Reinvestment Coalition, and the National Consumer Law Center write to indicate our strong support for the Federal Insurance Office’s (FIO) proposed “Climate-Related Financial Risk Data Collection” from insurers.
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NCLC & NHLP Comment to CFPB on Mortgage Refinances & Forbearances: Servicing Notices & Disaster Credit Reporting
Comments to the CFPB on the RFI re: mortgage refinances & forbearances, 87 Fed. Reg. 58487, Docket No. CFPB-2022-0059.
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Letter Urging Federal Regulators to Protect Credit Scores of Hurricane Fiona and Ian Survivors
Coalition letter asking asking CFPB, OCC, FHFA, FHA, FDIC, NCUA and FRB to encourage lenders to refrain from reporting negative information to the Big Three credit bureaus for consumers impacted by Hurricanes Fiona and Ian, or at a minimum, to follow the credit reporting provisions of the CARES Act for these consumers.
