Airing on WBUR/NPR on July 1, 2025, Paige Sutherland and Deborah Becker invited Diane Thompson, deputy director and chief advocacy officer at NCLC, to join former CFPB Director Richard Cordray for an episode of On Point focused on what the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has meant for consumer protection in the U.S.
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Serious Harms Await Working People as Senators Slash Healthcare and Consumer Protections to Boost Billionaires
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Videos explain borrowers’ repayment options as rapid changes in policy, funding create confusion.
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6-3 decision preserves affordable access to highspeed internet and phone for homes, schools, libraries, and other public facilities in underserved areas WASHINGTON – People in rural and low-income communities notched a win today with a U.S. Supreme Court decision preserving funding that ensures affordable and reliable phone and internet service is available in rural and…
Appearing in Payments Dive on June 16, Patrick Cooley interview NCLC Associate Director and Director of Federal Advocacy Lauren Saunders for coverage of how the battle over buy now, pay later — whether it’s helpful or hurtful to users — persists even after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau last month withdrew its rule regulating such…
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Appearing in CNBC on June 17, 2025, Annie Nova interviews Abby Shafroth, managing director of advocacy and director of the National Consumer Law Center’s Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project, for coverage of how GOP lawmakers are moving in their “big, beautiful bill” to nix payment pauses for student loan borrowers who’ve lost their job or…
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