NACA and Partners Urge FTC to Include Auto Dealers in its Junk Fee Rule
NACA joined a comment to the Federal Trade Commission urging the agency to reconsider its decision to exempt auto dealers from the scope of its proposed rule on junk fees.…
Read MoreNACA Joins Comments to FTC on Proposed Junk Fee Rule
NACA joined a coalition of 52 state and federal consumer advocacy groups to submit comments to the Federal Trade Commission to support and suggest improvements to its proposed rule to…
Read MoreNACA Joins Letter Urging Vote on TICKET Act
NACA joined other members of the Ticket Buyer Bill of Rights Coalition on a letter to the U.S. House requesting a full floor vote of the TICKET Act, H.R. 3950.
Read MoreNACA Joins Letter to SEC Calling for Rule on Forced Arbitration
Public interest groups sent a letter to the Securities and Exchange Commission urging the Commission to issue a rule prohibiting forced arbitration clauses in investment adviser and broker-dealer contracts with…
Read MoreGroups Send Letter to Senate in Support of Consumer Tax Bill
Public interest groups sent a letter to the Senate Finance Committee expressing support for the reintroduced End Double Taxation of Successful Consumer Claims Act, S. 3459. The bill would amend…
Read MoreNACA Joins Letter in Support of Department of Labor’s Retirement Security Rule
NACA signed on to a letter in support of the Department of Labor’s Retirement Security Rule which would strengthen protections for retirement investors seeking professional investing advice.
Read MoreGroups Send Letter to Congress Opposing Earned Wage Access Bill
A coalition of 119 public interest groups including NACA sent a letter to Rep. Bryan Steil opposing the draft Earned Wage Access Consumer Act. The draft bill would obscure the…
Read MoreNACA Joins Letter to White House In Support of CFPB’s Credit Card Late Fees Rule
NACA joined a coalition of state and national organizations on a letter in support of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s proposed rule to lower excessive credit card late payment fees.
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Report: Identifying the Most Harmful Consumer Contract Terms
NACA released a report identifying and outlining common consumer contract terms that cause the most harm to consumers, including forced arbitration clauses, class action bans, jury trial waivers, shortened statute…
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