significant new FDCPA regulations took effect, a Supreme Court decision significantly impacts standing in FDCPA cases, and twenty-one appellate court panels issued important FDCPA published decisions. Of special note, all the chapters in the digital version of NCLC’s Fair Debt Collection have been extensively reorganized, rewritten, and updated.
December 22, 2021 In response to the Biden Administration extending the pause on federal student loans payment until May 1, 2022, Abby Shafroth, interim director of the National Consumer Law Center’s Student Loan Borrower Assistance Project, issued the following statement: “Today’s announcement means that over the holidays, struggling student loan borrowers will not be forced…
December 7, 2021 The New Rule Will Provide Protections for Borrowers With Adjustable Interest Rate Loans WASHINGTON– Today, in response to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) announcement that it has finalized a rule facilitating the transition away from use of the LIBOR interest rate index for adjustable rate loans, Andrew Pizor, staff attorney at…
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November 30, 2021 WASHINGTON – Advocates at the National Consumer Law Center applauded District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine’s announcement today that DC has reached a settlement with predatory rent-a-bank lender OppFi that requires it to abide by the District’s interest rate limits and to provide over $2 million in relief to wronged consumers.…
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November 19, 2021 President Biden’s Build Back Better Act Passes House, More Must Be Done to Protect Expanded Child Tax Credits WASHINGTON – Consumer advocates today praised the House passage of the Build Back Better Act. Along with the extension of the expanded Child Tax Credit and other big ticket items, the bill also includes…
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