NCLC fully supports the FTC’s proposal to amend the TSR to include inbound technical support calls in response to a solicitation to help protect consumers from these scam calls.
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…
These comments request that the Bankruptcy Rules Committee consider an amendment to Rule 3001(c) to fix a substantive change made by the restyling of the rule that may have limited the ability of a bankruptcy court to impose sanctions for creditor noncompliance with the proof of claim requirements.
NCLC submitted a letter to U.S. DOE regarding the need to consider local consumer impacts when reviewing gas export facilities, focusing on Pennsylvania gas markets and consumers. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports increase the price that Pennsylvania consumers pay for gas – as well as for electricity generated from gas – by tying that price…
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The federal EV tax credits can help make used and new electric vehicles more affordable to consumers. This sign-on letter, drafted by NRDC, advocates for consumer-friendly rules for the federal electric vehicle tax credit including:
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NCLC supports the Federal Reserve Board’s proposed rule to expand the operating hours of the National Settlement Service (NSS) but urges the Board to take additional measures to address and prevent fraud occurring via Fedwire before expanding its operating hours. Expanding NSS operating hours means faster ACH payments, the means by which most Americans pay…