Civil rights, consumer, and housing organizations write to urge the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to address an equal access issue raised by advocates in communities across the United States and in Puerto Rico regarding the CFPB’s online complaint system.
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NCLC has previously urged the Bureau to make critical structural reforms to the final debt collection regulations and to take other important actions to protect and assist consumers with alleged debts in collection, both during the COVID crisis and beyond. This letter supplements, and does not replace, those prior recommendations. It focuses on additional important…
A broad coalition of civil rights, consumer, and housing advocates write to highlight the urgent need to include targeted first-generation down payment assistance (DPA) in the Build Back Better Act.
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Consumer, civil rights and community advocates write to urge the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) to ensure rigorous consumer protections as it develops its FedNow service.
Organizations write to urge Ambassador Susan Rice to place a high priority on ensuring that data-driven technologies — including algorithmic decision-making, artificial intelligence, and machine learning increasingly used to make important decisions about people’s lives — protect civil rights, prevent unlawful discrimination, and advance equal opportunity.
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