Comments Supporting FTC Impersonation Rule
NCLC joined other organizations in supporting a proposed rule by the Federal Trade Commission prohibiting individuals from engaging in impersonation fraud.
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Comments to VA on Revisions to VA-Guaranteed or Insured Interest Rate Reduction Refinancing Loans
NCLC and CRL support VA’s proposal to change the starting period of the mandatory closing-cost recoupment period from the note date to the date of the first payment.
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Comments to Proposed Rule re Use of Equifax The Work Number by Social Security Admin
Justice in Aging and NCLC filed comments regarding the Social Security Administration’s (SSA’s) proposed rule regarding its use of Equifax’s The Work Number.
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Arbitration-Focused Comments on CFPB's Proposed Overdraft Fee Rule
NCLC joined a comment letter on the CFPB’s proposed overdraft fee rule, noting that any proposed overdraft fee rule must be accompanied by a strong enforcement mechanism. Consumers must be able to hold financial institutions accountable in public court for overdraft fee violations, and forced arbitration fine print traps should not be used as a…
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Comments to the Bureau of Prisons Re: Proposed Rule on Money-Transfer Services
ur comments address a single subsection of the Proposed Rule: its proposed prohibition on incarcerated people’s “use of fund transfer services such as CashApp."
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Comments to FCC on Wireless Providers Exemption and Automated Opt Out
The FCC should not allow wireless providers to continue to be exempt from compliance with the consent requirements for automated calls and texts to its customers. The requirement in 47 C.F.R. § 64.1200(b)(3) that some calls to residential lines using an automated or prerecorded voice (prerecorded voice calls) provide an automated opt-out mechanism should apply…
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