The new abusive practices guideline marks the second time in a week that the CFPB has taken care of some long-unfinished business related to the Dodd-Frank Act.
A court pretending it’s legal for a mortgage lender to label Black neighborhoods “scary” “jungles” to be avoided was “an act of cynical politics masquerading as high-minded jurisprudence.”
NCRC STATEMENT: CFPB Is Right To Challenge Flagrantly Incorrect Ruling In Townstone Suit Read More »
The system that shortens Black life expectancy and shrinks Black wealth isn’t “broken,” Jesse Van Tol said, because “every system is perfectly designed for the outcome it produces” — Which is why NCRC is working to change the system itself.
“I am proud that Director Chopra chose to announce this much-anticipated news at our Just Economy Conference to a ballroom full of people who spend every day working to make their communities more prosperous and inclusive.”
This is part of a series of profiles showcasing the talented entrepreneurs of NCRC’s DC Women’s Business Center. Nicole’s Kitchen is a women-owned business started by Nicole Flint that sells fresh baked treats to the DMV area.
DCWBC Entrepreneur Profile Read More »
NCRC will administer Illinois’ new Back to Business grant program for restaurant, hospitality and creative arts businesses around the state.
A critical set of affordable housing policy tools is getting restored. Here’s what NCRC President & CEO Jesse Van Tol had to say about the news:
NCRC Statement On Release Of HUD’s Disparate Impact Rule Read More »
It’s all too easy to overlook the humanity of our colleagues when we are focused on our work. In honor of Women’s History Month, I’d like to highlight a few of the extraordinary women I have the privilege of working alongside at NCRC.
Leading the Way: Celebrating the Women of NCRC Read More »
“The TABS Act is a free pass to Wall Street and a threat to household finances for the rest of us.”
NCRC Statement In Opposition To The TABS Act Read More »
The CFPB’s authority should be upheld because that is “indisputably the right interpretation of the law.”
NCRC Statement On Supreme Court’s Decision To Take Up Key CFPB Case Read More »
The complaint alleges that a Black landlord providing affordable housing in Cincinnati lost a key opportunity to refinance due to appraisal bias.
From the Beltline to MARTA expansion to the 1996 Olympics, Atlanta’s community development planning history provides stark warnings for regulators.
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The Biden-Harris administration’s policy change on mortgage insurance premiums (MIPs) for FHA loans reflects recommendations from NCRC.
This data analysis of home lending patterns among Native American borrowers details just one element of the broader legacy of a genocide.
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) has awarded Field Empowerment Fund grants to 24 community organizations.
NCRC Announces Recipients For $5M Field Empowerment Fund Grant Program Read More »
