CFPB’s Proposed Rule Will Protect Consumers From Excessive, Unfair Banking Fees
January 17, 2024 For Immediate Release: CFPB’s Proposed Rule Will Protect Consumers From Excessive, Unfair Banking Fees WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed a rule that…
Read MorePredatory Lending: Current Trends and Claim Spotting
Despite well-established laws, predatory lenders continue to make blatantly illegal loans that violate state usury laws. Learn to spot legal claims.
Read MoreNACA Joins Letter to Congress Calling for Scrutiny of AI
Public interest groups, including NACA, sent a letter to congressional leaders expressing concern over the potential harmful impact of AI on consumers and other communities.
Read MoreSuccessors in Interest Cases – 2023 Update
What legal protections exist for successors in interest of deceased borrowers who want to prevent foreclosure, continue to pay the mortgage, or pursue mortgage-assistance options have traditionally been limited
Read MoreNACA in the News: Van Hollen, Blumenthal, Brown, Coons Introduce Bill to Protect Consumers Using Generic Medications
Office of Senator Chris Van Hollen, Van Hollen, Blumenthal, Brown, Coons Introduce Bill to Protect Consumers Using Generic Medications “’Sen. Van Hollen’s bill will put patients using brand-name drugs and…
Read MoreLife Coaching, Business Coaching & Self-Help Scams: Consumer Rights & Remedies
Life coaching is a $2 billion dollar industry that has grown by over a third since 2015. The global wellness industry is estimated to be worth $1.5 trillion. Online marketing…
Read MoreDwyer v. Ameriprise Financial, Inc.
Amicus brief in support of Appellant in Dwyer v. Ameriprise Financial, Inc.
Read MoreNACA, Consumer Groups Submit Comment to FTC on Junk Fee Proposal
42 state and national consumer groups, including NACA, filed comments in response to the Federal Trade Commission’s Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Unfair and Deceptive Fees. Among other concerns,…
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NACA 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.
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