The POWER Act will allow tenants, workers, consumers, and small businesses to sue over unfair, deceptive, and abusive practices.
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Analysis shows borrowers in the south will see the largest tax increases.
New analysis of consumer credit data finds debt payments now claim 10 percent of household after-tax income; Real debt payments have increased by nearly 15 percent in three years.
Initial recommendations include calls for California colleges to end use of enrollment holds that keep students from completing their college education, halt use of state tax refund offset and increase transparency.
Northeastern Pennsylvania community members gathered at “The Affordable Coffee Press,” a panel discussion featuring stories and Pennsylvania data about the growing affordability crisis.
Urgent call to conduct oversight comes as borrowers face massive payment spikes and system chaos amidst worsening affordability crisis.
A bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general step in after a credit acceptance corporation received a corporate pardon from the Trump Administration.
New policy memo from former CFPB Supervision Chief outlines path to modernize state oversight of regulated financial firms.
Report comes as state-based private lending industry ramps up efforts to weaken transparency and bypass anti-corruption rules set by Congress to protect students.
Education officials quietly lock public service workers into extra student loan payments, cite unspecified “errors” to justify broken promises.