Coalition Tells Bank of America to Remove Newly Inserted Arbitration Clause, Urges Customers to Opt Out

May 14, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Coalition Tells Bank of America to Remove Newly Inserted Arbitration Clause, Urges Customers to Opt Out WASHINGTON – Public interest and consumer organizations sent a…

Letter: NACA and Groups Send Letter Urging Bank of America to Drop Forced Arbitration Clause

NACA joined public interest groups on a letter to Bank of America condemining the bank’s recent move to add a forced arbitration clause to its Online Banking Agreement and urging…

Letter: NACA Sends Letter to Congress Opposing AI Sandbox Bill

NACA sent a letter to members of the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services ahead of a mark-up urging them to reject the Unleashing AI Innovation in Financial Services Act,…

In the States: NACA Joins Letter to Virginia Governor in Support of State Class Action Bill

NACA joined groups on a letter to the Governor of Virginia urging her to sign SB229/HB449 into law. The bill would authorize Virginia consumers to band together to bring class…

Letter: NACA Joins Letter to Congress Opposing Proposed Changes to Consumer Privacy Protections

Public interest organizations sent a letter to the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services opposing the discussion draft of a proposed bill to amend the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act that would maintain…

Maryland: NACA Testifies in Support of Bill to Ban Contract Provisions that Waive Consumer Remedies

NACA testified before the Maryland Senate Finance Committee in support of HB-103, a bill that would ban contract provisions that waive consumer remedies, specifically statutory and punitive damages. Additionally, the…

New York: NACA Sends Letter in Support of Funding for NYC Consumer Protection Department

NACA sent a letter to the New York City Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection in support of full funding and adequate resources for the Department of Consumer and Worker…

Maine: NACA Joins Letter Opposing Bill That Would Weaken Protections for Maine Auto Buyers

NACA joined a letter to the Maine state legislature opposing S.P. 843, L.D. 2056, a bill that would weaken consumer protections for Maine car buyers and push many into vehicles…

Comment: NACA Joins Comment in Response to CFPB RFI on the Consumer Complaint Database Intake Process

NACA joined public interest organizations on a comment submitted in response to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Request for Information on its consumer complaint intake process, urging that changes to…