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Proposed home-buy cap on institutional investors would hit this state the hardest

Homes.com, March, 19, 2026, Proposed home-buy cap on institutional investors would hit this state the hardest Supporters of a ban say it protects consumers. When the White House first called for investor limits, the National Community Reinvestment Coalition backed the move. Jesse Van Tol, president and CEO of NCRC, said, “Families should be able to […]

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Georgia Lawmakers With Real Estate Ties Are Writing the State’s Housing Laws

Capital B News, March 19, 2026, Georgia Lawmakers With Real Estate Ties Are Writing the State’s Housing Laws A 2025 report from the National Community Reinvestment Coalition found that, among American cities, Atlanta has been one of the hardest hit by gentrification. Between 1980 and 2020, Atlanta had the second-highest number of census tracks flip from majority

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Crypto.com advances on OCC’s conditional trust bank nod

Coincu, February 24, 2026, Crypto.com advances on OCC’s conditional trust bank nod The National Community Reinvestment Coalition opposed the application, arguing the OCC lacks authority to issue national trust charters to crypto-focused firms. The group warned consumers may mistake trust status for full FDIC-insured bank protections. NCRC further highlighted that trust banks are generally exempt

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When Was America “Great”? Exposing the Myth Behind MAGA Nostalgia

Egberto Willies, February 16, 2026, When Was America “Great”? Exposing the Myth Behind MAGA Nostalgia Independent media plays a crucial role in confronting these narratives. Corporate outlets too often normalize extremist rhetoric or treat it as just another partisan dispute. Fact-based analysis exposes the consequences. When politicians romanticize the 1950s, they rarely mention that Black

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Pressley Unveils Legislation To Mandate Disclosures To Hold Big Banks Accountable, Demands Sec require Reports In Interest of Investors

February 18, 2026, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, Pressley Unveils Legislation To Mandate Disclosures To Hold Big Banks Accountable, Demands Sec require Reports In Interest of Investors The GSIB Act is endorsed by Americans for Financial Reform, Public Citizen, National Community Reinvestment Coalition, Rise Economy, Fair Finance Watch, and Action Center on Race and the Economy. “The

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27 new branches in 5 years: How a credit union made by teachers went from a shoebox full of cash deposits to a multibillion-dollar business, third largest credit union in state

The Spokesman-Review, February 13, 2026, 27 new branches in 5 years: How a credit union made by teachers went from a shoebox full of cash deposits to a multibillion-dollar business, third largest credit union in state While STCU has seen an intense period of growth in the last few years, many smaller banks and credit

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Former Apex Town Manager Katy Crosby returns to Wake County to lead Zebulon

The Wake Weekly, February 16, 2026, Former Apex Town Manager Katy Crosby returns to Wake County to lead Zebulon Most recently, she served as Chief of Community Engagement and Institutional Accountability at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition. Her work included leading multi-state coalitions and supporting partnerships aimed at strengthening investment in communities. Crosby said she

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FHFA scraps Biden-era fair housing oversight for Fannie and Freddie

The Real Deal, February 10, 2026, FHFA scraps Biden-era fair housing oversight for Fannie and Freddie Democratic Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto of Nevada joined a chorus of objections during the public comment period, alongside the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and the National Community Reinvestment Coalition.  Industry groups took the opposite view. Trade organizations representing mortgage

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Over 60? The Financial Bank Interface Settings You Should Never Ignore

Gadget Review, February 9, 2026, Over 60? The Financial Bank Interface Settings You Should Never Ignore Account alerts deliver instant text or email notifications for every withdrawal, charge, new device login, or contact change. Think of them as your money’s security system—the moment something moves, you know about it. The National Community Reinvestment Coalition recommends notifications for:

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Bank Policy Institute Leads Opposition to Stripe Banking Charter

PYMNTS, November 24, 2025, Bank Policy Institute Leads Opposition to Stripe Banking Charter The OCC’s page of public comments on the application includes letters from the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), the Bank Policy Institute (BPI), the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) and Fair Finance Watch (FFW). Each organization said in its letter that it opposes Bridge’s application to organize Bridge National Trust Bank.

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Stripe faces bank charter pushback

Payments Dive, November 24, 2025, Stripe faces bank charter pushback The National Community Reinvestment Coalition also said in the letterthat the charter would give Stripe legitimacy that it does not deserve, pointing to the fintech’s history of legal trouble. Stripe, which acquired a stablecoin infrastructure company called Bridge earlier this year, proposes to name the bank Bridge National

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Big housing info comes in small crate

Community Newspaper Group, November 19, 2025, Big housing info comes in small crate  A museum display states: “People of color, [of] Jew[ish descent], and immigrants were deemed ‘undesirable,’ reducing property values and limiting opportunities.” “Redlining” is the term for denying borrowers access to credit, or good credit, based on the location of properties in minority

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Sony Bank’s Crypto Push Sparks Fierce Opposition From US Banking Group

Bitcoinist, November 14, 2025, Sony Bank’s Crypto Push Sparks Fierce Opposition From US Banking Group ICBA’s main point is that a trust charter could let a large corporate owner offer a product that looks like a deposit but lacks deposit insurance and typical bank obligations. They called this a form of regulatory arbitrage and warned

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FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY—BPI and NCRC urge OCC to reject Sony Bank’s Connectia Trust charter application

VitalLaw, November 13, 2025, FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY—BPI and NCRC urge OCC to reject Sony Bank’s Connectia Trust charter application Industry groups assert Connectia Trust’s stablecoin and digital-asset proposal lacks fiduciary grounding, raises commercial affiliation concerns, and could disadvantage banks. The Bank Policy Institute (BPI) and the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) submitted comment letters urging the Office of the Comptroller

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Dive Deposits: CFPB cries poor but tweaks fair lending, data collection

Banking Dive, November 13, 2025, Dive Deposits: CFPB cries poor but tweaks fair lending, data collection Jesse Van Tol, CEO of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, called the proposal ”an outright assault on civil rights in lending.” “By gutting disparate impact analysis and banning race- or gender-based Special Purpose Credit Programs, this rule will effectively invite

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