We oppose H.R. 1653 (Barr), the Civil Investigative Demand Reform Act of 2025. The bill would make it more difficult for the CFPB to investigate violations of the law and easier for lawbreakers to delay and hamstring enforcement.
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The consumer protections that apply to “buy now, pay later” (BNPL) credit are now uncertain after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) withdrew its interpretation that BNPL providers must provide many of the same rights to consumers that they would have with a credit card. Although the ability to split a purchase into four payments…
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Seventy (70) organizations, led by NCLC, sent this letter opposing S.1465, the Credit Access and Inclusion Act. This legislation is touted as helping “credit invisible consumers” by adding rent and utility payment information to their credit reports. However, the actual intent of the bill is to preempt state and other federal laws that protect consumer…
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Case studies explore how low-income water affordability and assistance programs around the country are using data sharing to increase participation.
This letter opposes the improper use of the reconciliation process to attempt to unravel clean transportation rules.
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Testimony requesting the committee’s continued support for the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) core program ($375 million), WAP training and technical assistance ($15 million), and the Weatherization Readiness Fund ($52 million).
