House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee Discusses Lowering Housing Costs for Veteran Families
NCLC’s Alys Cohen Urges VA To Take Steps to Keep Veterans in Their Homes
NCLC’s Alys Cohen Urges VA To Take Steps to Keep Veterans in Their Homes
“These findings paint an alarming picture of the growing challenges families face in heating and cooling their homes and keeping the lights on."
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A year of policy changes, amid soaring cost of living, is wreaking havoc on student loan borrowers
Appearing in Bloomberg on March 17, 2026, Coulter Jones talks to Andrea Bopp Stark, senior attorney at NCLC, about how debt collectors are blindsiding borrowers with years of back interest on old home loans. And how states are becoming a flashpoint in the legal battle. For borrowers, the absence of federal enforcement of consumer protection…
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Appearing in National Mortgage News on March 16, 2026, Brad Finkelstein quotes Diane Thompson, NCLC’s deputy director and chief advocacy officer, and Odette Williamson, director of racial justice advocacy at NCLC, for coverage of President Trump’s executive order which aims to loosen mortgage lending regulations. Many of the rules the EO looks to unwind were put into…
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Appearing in MarketWatch on March 17, 2026, Genna Contino speaks to Lauren Saunders, associate director and director of federal advocacy at NCLC about how the biggest YouTuber in the world has tied his name to Evolve Bank. Saunders said Evolve’s track record, including its connection to the Synapse bankruptcy, makes her wary of the bank’s…
Appearing in U.S. News & World Report on March 13, 2026, Greg Garrison talks to Abby Shafroth, managing director of advocacy at NCLC about how a federal appeals court dealt a fatal blow to the most affordable federal student loan repayment plan, starting a countdown clock for more than 7 million borrowers to transition into…
This article describes seven of the biggest mistakes consumer litigants make in responding to arbitration provisions.
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E.O. Rolls Back the Mortgage Lending Clock to Subprime Lending’s Heyday
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Report Shows Scaled Back Oversight of Student Loan Servicers, Increasing Risks of Servicing Errors
Student Loan Borrowers Could See Monthly Bills Quadruple Following Department of Education Settlement
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