Ten consumer groups, including NACA, submitted detailed comments to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau regarding its proposed rule to create a public registry for nonbank terms and conditions that restrict…
Read More…financial institutions. If the president signs them, the regulations will be null and void. Groups’ letter defending big-tech payment app rule Groups’ letter defending rule to curb excessive overdraft fees…
Read MoreNACA joined a coalition of public interest groups to submit a comment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in response to its inquiry into Buy Now Pay Later Services, urging…
Read MoreNACA joined 103 other groups representing students, studen loan borrowers, teachers, workers, civil rights, veterans, people of faith, and consumers on a letter ot the Department of Education urging it…
Read MoreA coalition of consumer groups, including NACA, submitted a comment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on the state of the current auto loan data landscape and how it can…
Read MoreNACA joined a letter from 79 public interest groups to Senator Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) urging confirmation of pending nominees at financial regulators and other independent agencies including the…
Read MoreNACA joined public interest groups on a comment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in support of a petition urging the Bureau to reduce junk fees in international remittance transactions…
Read More…are going even further and rewriting contracts to try to give themselves the power to change the rules at any time, creating more hurdles for each new group of consumers…
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Groups Send Letter to Senate in Support of Consumer Tax Bill
Public interest groups sent a letter to the Senate Finance Committee expressing support for the reintroduced End Double Taxation of Successful Consumer Claims Act, S. 3459. The bill would amend…
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