WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, leading civil rights and housing policy organizations issued the following statement supporting the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA)’s pricing framework.
In an op-ed originally appearing in Colorado Politics on March 14, 2023, Carolyn Carter and David Seligman discuss Colorado’s consumer protection laws that, for too long, have lagged behind other states.
A significant number of homeowners do not have a deed in their name, which puts them at risk of losing their home to a variety of threats. Tangled title situations can occur when homes are passed on from generation to generation without a will or without the filing of a probate petition. Sometimes, even when…
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Originally airing on July 29, 2020 on the American Banker podcast, Brendan Pedersen interviews Lauren Saunders on the problems with small dollar lending and how lenders can profit while offering fair loans to consumers.
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Originally airing on December 1, 2021 on the American Banker podcast, Polo Rocha discusses with Margot Saunders changes that consumer advocates worry could make remittances less transparent–leaving customers shortchanged.
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Originally appearing in the Associated Press on April 8, 2023, Claire Rush quotes Carolyn Carter in a story about mobile home park residents worried their largely Latino community would be bulldozed that decided to form a cooperative and buy their park. The country’s roughly 43,000 mobile home communities are home to 22 million people, according…
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