…Christine Hines, NACA’s senior policy director. “The corporate bait-and-switch pricing tricks in this sector will largely vanish under the FTC’s rule.” This new policy is scheduled to go into effect…
Read MoreOffice of Congressman Chris Deluzio, Deluzio, Sherman, Magaziner Introduce ‘Click to Cancel Act’ “’It’s a shame that a federal court nullified the FTC’s click to cancel rule, which protected consumers…
Read MoreNasdaq, The $35 Overdraft Fee Is Officially Dead “Christine Hines, senior policy director at National Association of Consumer Advocates, warns that the rule could be undone by lawmakers if they…
Read MorePursuant to Rule 5:30 of the Rules of the Virginia Supreme Court and with the approval of this Court, the National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA) and the Virginia Poverty…
Read MoreNACA and NCLC have filed this brief out of concern that two recent Missouri appellate cases directly conflict with this Court’s decision of October 6, 2009. The two Missouri cases…
Read More…an arbitration must prove the existence of a contract to arbitrate. Filed February 28, 2008. Written by David L. Koen, Marisa C. Katz, and NACA member David A. Szwak, of…
Read More…She sits on the boards of Consumer Reports, the International Association of Consumer Law, and NACA. She previously served on the Consumer Advisory Board of the CFPB and the Federal…
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NACA to House Committee: We Support Scrutiny & Reform of Credit Reporting System
Credit reporting, which is the leading category of complaints that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau receives from the American public, is fraught with widespread, systemic drawbacks that have had a…
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