Federal Lawlessness in Minneapolis
There can be no consumer and economic justice in communities under siege.
There can be no consumer and economic justice in communities under siege.
Potential Changes Would Make It Harder for People to Get Credit Reporting Problems Fixed
Bank Regulator Should Abandon Plan to Let Banks Keep Interest on Homeowners’ Escrow Accounts
Read More about Proposal Would Allow Banks to Charge Homeowners Hidden Fees and Override State Laws
The Act would protect consumers and the financial system by requiring all companies engaged in the same banking activities to follow the same rules.
Summer Program Expands to NCLC’s Washington, D.C. office
Read More about Six Law Students Awarded Summer Internships at NCLC
Polling Finds Broad, Bipartisan Support for Ending Debt-Based Driving Restrictions
Read More about Massachusetts Voters Overwhelmingly Support Passage of the Road to Opportunity Act
The Department of Education announced that it will delay plans to seize tax refunds and garnish the wages of struggling student loan borrowers.
AFT Amends Complaint in Lawsuit Against Embattled Student Loan Servicer, Alleges MOHELA’s Misconduct Has Been Ongoing for Years
Read More about MOHELA Hit With Fresh Charges of Ongoing Student Loan Mismanagement
Proposed Rule Change Would Condone Discrimination in Housing
Read More about As MLK Day Approaches, HUD Takes Steps to Reduce Access to Housing
Advocates Say Company Exploits Families With Low Credit Scores and Puts Them at Risk of Eviction
Borrowers Advised to “Dial Before You File” to Know if Your Loans are in Default and Your Refund Is at Risk.
Read More about Advocates Warn Student Loan Borrowers: The Government May Seize Your Tax Refund
New Report Exposes the Unfair, Deceptive and Abusive Practices of Earned Wage Payday Lenders
Read More about Earned Wage Payday Lenders Are Picking Workers’ Pockets
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