Appearing in The New York Times on Dec. 6, 2024, Ann Carnns talks to NCLC Senior Attorney Chi Chi Wu about the dangers of buy now, pay later credit and deferred interest credit cards. Retailers selling electronics, jewelry and home improvement materials often promote “deferred payment” credit cards, which let you purchase an item without…
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This article explains the implications of bankruptcy rule changes for individual debtors and provides resources to deal with the changes.
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NCLC Announces Hobbs, Rossman, and Greenfield Fellowships Awarded Annually to Law Students Committed to Consumer Advocacy and the Pursuit of a Public Interest Career
Technical Support Scams Cost Older Consumers $175M in Losses Last Year
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New brief explains new protections for BNPL users, offers tips for consumers considering BNPL and no-interest credit card promotions.
Appearing in The Washington Post on November 18, 2024, Danielle Douglas-Gabriel talks Abby Shafroth for coverage of the highs and lows for federal student loan borrowers over the past four years, and what the next four years might look like with Republicans controlling both chambers of Congress and the White House. “No matter what is…
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