Banking Dive, May 2, 2025, CFPB Says It Won’t Enforce Small-biz Data Collection Rule “The CFPB can’t simply gut rules by press releases on its whim,” National Community Reinvestment Coalition CEO Jesse Van Tol told American Banker. “No court has ever said any part of the law is a problem.” “The CFPB is subverting the rule […]
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(Download) Date Issued: February 24, 2025 Submission Deadline: March 10, 2025 Contact for Inquiries and Submissions: Jacelyn Matthews, Director National Training Academy, instructorrfps@ncrc.org Overview The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) is a coalition of organizations and individuals dedicated to making a Just Economy a local reality and national priority. Through research, advocacy, and training, NCRC empowers stakeholders
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The New York Times, June 7, 2024, ‘Not Sustainable’: High Insurance Costs Threaten Affordable Housing For years, Father Joe’s Villages, a nonprofit homeless services provider and housing developer in Southern California, could reliably count on the insurance premiums for its properties rising up to 10 percent every year. But this year, the insurance bill hit
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The Hill, June 24, 2024, Housing Is ‘Impossibly Unaffordable’ In These US Cities Five U.S. cities are considered “impossibly unaffordable” when it comes to housing, placing them among the most expensive markets in the world, according to a new study. Researchers at Chapman University and the Frontier Centre for Public Policy in Canada analyzed 94 major cities in
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The Washington Informer, June 26, 2024, CNN Faces Backlash for Excluding Black-Owned Media From Presidential Debate Coverage CNN has come under fire for denying media credentials to every Black-owned media entity, including those based in Atlanta, for the upcoming presidential debate on Thursday. Despite granting over 600 media credentials, not even one was extended to
KMUW, June 27, 2024, Salaries Are Not Keeping Pace With Housing Costs In The Midwest, Especially In Lincoln Lizzie Turner has witnessed the impact of unaffordable housing and discrimination firsthand. As a community organizer for non-profit Nebraska Appleseed’s housing justice program, Collective Impact Lincoln she advocates for people who are trying to find safe and affordable places to live.
Shelterforce, June 18, 2024, Community Development: Between A Rock And A Hard Place I’ve had the privilege of being the editor of Shelterforce for 14 years, and I also worked there in the late 1990s, with a period of time in between in local news and working within the community development world. For those not familiar with Shelterforce,
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, July 1, 2024, CFPB and FHFA Release Updated Data From The National Survey Of Mortgage Originations For Public Use The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) today published updated loan-level data for public use collected through the National Survey of Mortgage Originations (NSMO). The data
HousingWire, July 22, 2024, What A Kamala Harris Presidency Could Mean For Housing Anyone wondering who would take Joe Biden’s spot on top of the Democratic presidential ticket should he drop out got an answer within mere hours of Biden’s long-anticipated withdrawal — Kamala Harris. Democrats in office and the party’s elder statesmen and stateswomen quickly endorsed Harris, including those
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Modern Healthcare, June 26, 2024, Progress On Health Disparities Is Slow After 20 Years: Report The National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Medicine on Wednesday said law and policy changes aimed at eliminating health disparities have made slow and uneven progress improving racial inequities over the past 20 years. The Ending Unequal Treatment report found
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Yahoo, July 9, 2024, Lack Of Affordable Housing In Myrtle Beach Costing Healthcare Jobs, Hospital Executive Says Myrtle Beach’s scarce affordable housing inventory has driven some potential McLeod Health employees out of the market, a company vice president told city leaders on Tuesday. “We haven’t had a hard time recruiting, [but] one thing that we
Roosevelt Institute, August 1, 2024, The End Of Banking History? Finishing The Unfinished Business Of Financial Reform These are not the only items on the financial reform agenda. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection (Dodd-Frank) Act contained more than 300 provisions that either expressly required or permitted agency rulemaking (Copeland 2010). As of
wbur, Judge Approves Carney, August 1, 2024, Nashoba Valley Closures As Steward Crisis Deepens Massachusetts officials have admonished the real estate firms for blocking deals on Steward’s hospitals by trying to extract as much money as they can from the process. “The infighting, this brinkmanship … has led us to the place where we are
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CFPB, July 9, 2024, CFPB Takes Action Against Fifth Third For Wrongfully Triggering Auto Repossessions And Opening Fake Bank Accounts The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) today took action against repeat offender Fifth Third Bank for a range of illegal activities that would result in the bank paying $20 million in penalties in addition to
