Today, the Department of Education released proposed rules that would provide federal student loan debt relief to four categories of borrowers.
Read More about NCLC Statement in Response to Proposed Rules to Provide Student Debt Relief
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell today issued an advisory clarifying that existing state consumer protection, anti-discrimination, and data security laws apply to emerging technology.
Advocates commend the Administration for its leadership in organizing the first-ever interagency task force focused on addressing appraisal bias.
The Rule will bring some long overdue relief to car buyers who are tired of dishonest pricing, and will pave a path for the FTC to pursue future rulemakings to regulate car dealers.
Read More about Broad Coalition of 104 Organizations Tell Congress to Support FTC CARS Rule
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' VA Servicing Purchase (VASP) program will help VA borrowers facing financial hardships avoid unnecessary foreclosures.
In an op-ed appearing in American Banker on April 3, 2024, NCLC senior attorney Carla Sanchez-Adams and Michael Herd, Executive Vice President for ACH Network Administration at Nacha, write tourge the Federal Reserve to expand the ACH network’s hours of operation to settle payments on weekends and holidays. “Expanding NSS operating hours means American workers…
Read More about American Banker: It's past time for the Fed to expand ACH settlement to weekends
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