NCLC has serious concerns about H.R. 2441, Improving Disclosure for Investors Act of 2025, which would make electronic delivery the default method for financial statements and disclosures to investors.
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Shoppers often have the choice to “buy now, pay later” using companies such as Klarna, AfterPay, Sezzle, Affirm, Splitit, and PayPal. With the typical “pay-in-four” buy now, pay later (BNPL) loan,a quarter of the price is due at checkout followed by three payments every two weeks for the next six weeks. BNPL credit can be…
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The letter raises substantial concerns about how recent actions at FHFA and HUD are worsening our housing crisis – despite public commitment from leadership to address it.
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This is a sign on letter of CCD members in opposition to proposed cuts to SNAP in the Budget Reconciliation bill. The letter points out the people with disabilities are significantly more likely to experience food insecurity. The proposals being considered cut SNAP benefits, kick millions of people off the program and reduces the amount…
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While we identify several ways in which FEMA services could be improved, we urge the Council to retain FEMA’s role and to work to increase its efficiency; moving to a state block-grant model will only further undermine efficient disaster response and recovery at a time when natural disasters are increasing. FEMA remains a lifeline to…
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