Category Archives: News

Judicial Foreclosures Make Up Majority of Inventory After foreclosure, trying to buy their house back Lawsky demands answers from Ocwen, Altisource on force-placed insurance Advocates in New York Scramble as Child Deportation Cases Are Accelerated New Republic – The Truth … Continue reading →

CBPP: History Suggests Ryan Block Grant Would Be Susceptible to Cuts Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Finds Small Debit Purchases Lead to Expensive Overdraft Charges Medicaid Alerts & Other Protocols published by the NYC HRA Medical Insurance and Community Services Administration … Continue reading →

Where Things Stand for the Unemployed FTC: Bill collectors posed as cops to threaten arrest CFPB: Plain Writing Act compliance report 2014 Op Ed: We Must Honor the Rule of Law for Desperate Children at the U.S. Border

IMF and OECD Call for Stronger EITC and Minimum Wage Far From the Border, Central American Children Find Familiar Faces Your Money, Your Goals: Financial empowerment tools for social services Learning From Virginia’s History of Marriage Discrimination – Or Not … Continue reading →

High-Tech Repo Men Are Reshaping Subprime Auto Lending 1 in 3 Americans with a Credit File Has Debt Reported in Collections CBPP: Social Security’s #1 Priority: Raise Share of Payroll Tax Going to Disability Insurance Order Provides $92M In Debt … Continue reading →

New Job Opening Posted Report: Delinquent Debt in America The Chief Judge’s Hearings on Civil Legal Services Grieving parents hit with $200,000 in student loans Thank You for Your Service: How One Company Sues Soldiers Worldwide Statement of the Center … Continue reading →

Pitfalls Emerge in Health Insurance Renewals Anti-Poverty Leaders Respond to Rep. Paul Ryan New amicus brief: A broader view of retiree health care Balancing Special-Education Needs With Rising Costs Consumer Advocacy on the FIDA Demonstration – Fully Integrated Dual Advantage … Continue reading →

Proposed Home Mortgage Disclosure Rule Buffalo’s out of town property owners: just more absentee landlords? Deep Poverty Among Children Worsened in Welfare Law’s First Decade Implications for Changing the Child Tax Credit Refundability Threshold How High Debt From The Housing … Continue reading →