Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Finds that Federal Law Allows States to Opt to Enforce Their Interest Rate Limits
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Lobby day participants also urge lawmakers to nominate federal judges with consumer law experience.
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Appearing in MarketWatch on Oct. 31, 2025, Geena Contino talks to Alys Cohen, director of federal housing advocacy at NCLC, and Chi Chi Wu, director of consumer reporting and data advocacy, about how consumers seeking financial relief during the government shutdown should read the fine print and take steps to protect their credit. “Take the…
This article provides an overview of FCRA preemption, discusses why the new 2025 interpretive rule is wrong, and provides suggestions for state policy advocates on how to “preemption proof” their state laws.
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A decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit today protects furnace efficiency standards set to reduce heating costs for many households.
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The guidance comes as millions face 100 to 300 percent increases in medical insurance premiums due to the expiration of Affordable Care Act tax credits.
Proposed rule change would have ended the right to tell robocallers to “stop calling.”
Read More about FCC Backs Off Plan to Gut Robocall Protections
Nationwide survey highlights impact of coerced debt on credit reports, financial security.
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Locally led non-profits that help families and communities may have to close their doors without federal funding.
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Proposed FCC rule would eliminate the right to tell robocallers to stop calling.
Read More about New Rules Will Make Robocalls Impossible to Stop
Appearing in ConsumerAffairs on Oct. 20, 2025, James R. Hood quotes NCLC Senior Attorney Patrick Crotty in coverage of a coalition letter urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to abandon plans that would roll back key safeguards against unwanted robocalls. The groups warned that the proposal would strip consumers and small business owners of two…
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