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Trump Administration Sued Over Rollback of Fair Lending Protections
Lawsuit challenges the administration’s efforts to undermine equal access to credit. The post Trump Administration Sued Over Rollback of Fair Lending Protections appeared first on NCLC .
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Ted Mermin, Influential California Advocate, Receives Consumer Law’s Highest Honor
Four Attorneys Receive ‘Rising Star’ Recognition for Major Contributions to Consumer Law The post Ted Mermin, Influential California Advocate, Receives Consumer Law’s Highest Honor appeared first on NCLC .
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The New York Times: Americans Are Struggling to Pay Rising Medical Costs
Appearing in The New York Times on October 23, 2026, Ann Carrns talks to Chi Chi Wu, director of consumer reporting and data advocacy at NCLC, about how many Americans, whose budgets have already been stretched by rising prices of basics like groceries, gasoline and home…
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Commonwealth Beacon: ‘It’s a stressful life’: How energy debt is straining 800K Massachusetts utility customers
Appearing in Commonwealth Beacon on October 23, 2026, Jordan Wolman talks to Jenifer Bosco, managing director of energy advocacy at NCLC about new gas and electric discount rates launching November 1 in Massachusetts that are among the most generous in the country, but also…
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Eight Powerful New Consumer Strategies Against Forced Arbitration
The latest article from NCLC's Digital Library sets out eight new ways to avoid arbitration. The post Eight Powerful New Consumer Strategies Against Forced Arbitration appeared first on NCLC .
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State Lawmakers Must Protect Tenants from Rent-Splitting Loans
“Rent Now, Pay Later” Loans Can Carry High Fees and Trap Renters in Cycles of Debt The post State Lawmakers Must Protect Tenants from Rent-Splitting Loans appeared first on NCLC .
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The New York Times: Pay Advance Apps May Be Costlier Than Workers Think
Appearing in The New York Times on October 6, 2026, Ann Carrns talks to NCLC Senior Attorney Lauren Saunders about a recent report from the Center for Responsible Lending finding that while payday loan apps advertise no-cost options, most users end up paying high fees. The…
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Medicaid Cuts Will Lead to More Medical Debt for Black Families
A new issue brief looks at how recent legislation will increase medical debt and deepen existing racial disparities. The post Medicaid Cuts Will Lead to More Medical Debt for Black Families appeared first on NCLC .
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Digital Library: UDAP Challenges to Prison Financial Exploitation
A new NCLC Digital Library article describes how state unfair and deceptive acts and practices (UDAP) statutes offer a powerful tool to combat private companies’ financial exploitation of incarcerated people and their loved ones, such as price gouging, unfair contracts, and…
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Associated Press: Americans are using buy now, pay later more than ever. Here’s what to know if you’re one of them
Appearing in the Associated Press on October 1, 2026, Adriana Morga talks to NCLC Senior Attorney Carla Sanchez-Adams about how Americans spent more than $160 billion last year using buy now, pay later plans and experts are increasingly seeing people use the plans for everyday…