NACA Calls for Significant Increase in Legal Aid Funding
The National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA) sent a letter to the Legal Services Corporation to advocate for the continued maintenance of LSC’s critical function in our society. LSC deserves significantly more funding than it…
Read MoreNACA Responds to CFPB’s Request for Information on its Taskforce on Federal Consumer Law
In response to a Request for Information (RFI) by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on its newly formed Taskforce on Federal Consumer Law, NACA submitted these comments urging the Bureau to…
Read MoreNACA and Allies Submit Comment Questioning Legitimacy of CFPB Taskforce
NACA joined 26 other consumer, community, and civil rights groups on a comment responding to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Request for Information on its newly formed Taskforce on Federal…
Read MoreNACA and Partners to CFPB: Stop Non-Essential Rulemaking During Pandemic
NACA joined organizational partners on a letter to the CFPB urging the agency to suspend all non-essential rulemaking and focus its resources on protecting consumers during the COVID-19 emergency.
Read MoreLetter Asks Congress to Reject Calls for Business Immunity on COVID-19 Claims
NACA urges Congress to reject proposals that would shield big businesses from being held accountable for misconduct. Providing legal immunity for corporations that harm people will not help hardworking Americans’ ability…
Read MoreNACA and Partners Urge Congress to Protect Consumers from Unfair Medical Debt Reporting
NACA joined 26 other groups on a letter to Congress urging the inclusion of the Medical Debt Relief Act in the next COVID-19 relief package. If passed, the Act would…
Read MoreConsumer Groups Send Letter to Congress Opposing Immunity for Businesses During COVID-19 Crisis
NACA joined national consumer advocacy organizations in a letter to Congressional leaders asking them to reject any legislation that would use the COVID-19 crisis to override state laws and insulate unsafe…
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Public Interest Groups Support Senate Bill That Removes Unjust Consumer Tax Penalty