NACA Joins Partners to Call for Increased Protections for LEP Consumers in CFPB’s Debt Collection Proposal

NACA and 42 other consumer, civil and human rights, labor, community, housing, and legal services organizations call upon the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to provide greater protections for consumers with limited English proficiency (LEP) in its proposed rule on debt collection practices. There are many misconceptions about debt collection laws that are heightened by language barriers, leaving LEP consumers vulnerable to harassment and exploitation.

All comments submitted by or on behalf of NACA:

• Final Debt Collection Comments
• NACA CFPB Debt Collection Comments
• Debt Collection Coalition Comments
• FDCPA Privacy Comments