CFPB walks back protections on terms and conditions in financial services
By Christine Hines, senior policy director, National Association of Consumer Advocates The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has long kept a watchful eye on terms and conditions that accompany financial products…
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NACA and Groups Submit Comment Letter on CFPB’s Proposed Rule on Financial Terms and Conditions
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NACA joined a letter from 187 organizations to members of the U.S. House of Representatives urging them to vote NO on H.J. Res 64, which would overturn a rule by…
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NACA Joins Letter Opposing Harmful Credit Reporting Bill
NACA joined 70 public interest groups on a letter opposing S. 1465, The Credit Access and Inclusion Act, which would override state and federal privacy protections for utility customers and…
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