Financial Institutions Must Remove Barriers for People with Limited English Proficiency
New NCLC report outlines recommends policy reforms to improve language access for consumers in the financial system
New NCLC report outlines recommends policy reforms to improve language access for consumers in the financial system
Appearing in Grist on September 23, 2024, Tik Root interviewed NCLC senior attorney Alys Cohen for coverage of how lawmakers recently demanded action from the Federal Housing Finance Agency after months of debating adopting a minimum energy efficiency standard for new homes. “Energy poverty is a real problem. It doesn’t make sense to keep building…
Read More about Grist: This tweak to mortgage rules could save homeowners thousands in energy bills
Winter preparedness is embedded in the Massachusetts way of life, but over the past few years it has become clear that policymakers and residents aren’t prepared for the new reality of summer in the Bay State.
Read More about MassLive: Time for Mass. to gear up for ‘summer preparedness’ (Viewpoint)
Airing on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt on September 14, 2024, and running in NBC News and its syndicates, Berneta Haynes interviews with Gretchen Morgenson for coverage of the medical debt crisis and Atrium Health’s aggressive pursuit to collect debts. Medical debt is a “problem that is uniquely American,” said Berneta Haynes, senior attorney at…
NCLC and New America Foundation Identify Policy Solutions to Reduce the Impact of Student Debt on Older Adults
Read More about 3.5 Million Older Americans Have Over $125 Billion in Student Loans
This NCLC Digital Library article lists 12 ways to recover for used car defects despite the dealer selling the car “as is.”
Read More about Digital Library: 12 Ways to Recover Even When Lemon Used Cars Are Sold "As Is"
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