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 ...

Appearing in The New York Times on October 6, 2026, Dana Rubenstein talks to NCLC Deputy Director and Chief Advocacy Officer DianeThompson about proposed legislation that would grant the private right ...

Was that call legal? This is a guide to spotting violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) prohibits certain annoying, automated calls and ...

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Federal taxpayer dollars should benefit everyone, not favor some groups more than others. Each year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) gives out thousands of grants and ...

Arrearage Management Programs (AMPs) are a type of utility affordabilty program that helps households to stay current on their utility bills. This opinion piece from Utility Dive explains why both ...

These are comments from a coalition of consumer groups and consumer law academics regarding the Federal Trade Commmission (FTC)’s proposed guidance requiring disclosure of personalized (aka ...

In this letter, a coalition of leading national health, environmental and consumer organizations call on the Administration to develop a Data Center Health Protection Pledge and urged Congress to ...

This memo from NCLC, Greater Boston Legal Services, the Low-Income Energy Affordability Network, and the Planning Office for Urban Affairs, registers opposition to Section 139 of S. 3228, an omnibus ...

Appearing in CBS News on September 16, 2026, Joshua Sidorowicz references NCLC’s report and issue brief, The $12 Billion Overdraft Trap: State Options to Limit Overdraft and Nonsufficient Fund Fees.