Amicus Brief in support of the CFPB and NY AG’s opposition to a motion to dismiss their case against Credit Acceptance Corporation.
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NCLC has responded to NASEO's RFI regarding an essential component of state's IRA home energy rebates programs -- consumer protections. The Department of Energy's one-time nearly $9 billion home energy efficiency and electrification rebates provide an opportunity to package critical energy efficiency investments to the most vulnerable households, but it could open the door to unfair or predatory practices.
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NCLC signed on to a coalition letter by the CHARGE Coalition urging Democratic Leadership to support a clean debt ceiling bill.
NCLC signed-on to opening and reply comments to the FCC regarding implementation of the Safe Communications Act to ensure survivors of domestic violence have safe access to essential communications service.
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NCLC contributed to the Leadership Conference sign-on letter in support of continued funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). The ACP provides a $30/month discount on broadband internet service to almost 18 million low-income households to help close the digital divide.
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Joint comments to the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation were submitted on proposed rules that would require debt settlement providers to register and submit annual reports on their operations.
Comments to the portions of regulations proposed by the Cal. Dept. of Financial Protection and Innovation regarding the oversight of businesses that offer education financing and student debt relief services in California.
The Center for Responsible Lending, Consumer Federation of California, and National Consumer Law Center submitted comments to the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation’s (DFPI or Department) Proposed Regulations Under the California Consumer Financial Protection Law and the California Financing Law, California Deferred Deposit Transaction Law, and California Student LoanServicing Act, PRO 01-21. These comments…
NCLC comments on two provisions of the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s proposed rule that would amend the Enterprise Regulatory Capital Framework for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. The comments express support for 1. A proposal to use an average of borrowers’ two credit scores as the representative credit score for single-family mortgages instead of the…
In the comment, NCLC urges FHFA to focus its social impact bond program on reducing the racial homeownership gap and on supporting expanded homeownership for other underserved communities.
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