Public Interest Groups Submit Comment to CFPB in Support of Overdraft Rule

NACA joined a coalition of 144 consumer, civil rights, legal services, and community groups to submit a comment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in support of its proposed rule…

NACA and Law Student Advocates Submit Comments to CFPB on Overdraft Proposal

NACA joined the nationwide Consumer Law Advocates, Students, Scholars (CLASS) Network, the UC Berkeley Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice, and student consumer justice groups at the University Maryland-Carey…

Letter: NACA and Partners Stress the Need to Rein in Forced Arbitration to Combat Excessive Overdraft Fees

Eight Public Interest organizations, including NACA, submitted a comment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in support of its proposed rule on overdraft fees, emphasizing that the rule could only…

Electronic Funds Transfer Act: What to Know

This webinar will discuss how consumer protection attorneys can utilize EFTA as a tool to get some of these victims their money back from the financial institution.

NACA 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.

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…

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.

Predatory 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.

NACA 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.