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Consumer Reports: What to Do if You Are Denied a Mortgage

Consumer Reports, May 11, 2023, What to Do if You Are Denied a Mortgage Incomplete or unverifiable information is another primary reason for mortgage loan denials, according to a 2020 analysis from the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, a national organization of community groups. Besides paystubs, tax returns, and W-2 income statements from your employer, lenders […]

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San Bernardino American News: Over 80 Groups Tell Federal Regulators Key Bank Broke $16.5 Billion Promise Cross-Country Redlining Aided Wealthy White Communities While Excluding Black Areas 

San Bernardino American News, May 9, 2023, Over 80 Groups Tell Federal Regulators Key Bank Broke $16.5 Billion Promise Cross-Country Redlining Aided Wealthy White Communities While Excluding Black Areas  “If you or I break a promise to our bank, they hold us accountable with fees. When a bank breaks promises, the law says there are

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PR Newswire: First Horizon Commits $50 Million To Its Communities

PR Newswire, May 9, 2023, First Horizon Commits $50 Million To Its Communities Jesse Van Tol, President and CEO of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, commented, “First Horizon has been a reliable, trusted partner for NCRC and many of our nonprofit members for years. We are thrilled that our communities will continue to benefit from the leadership

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American Banker: With TD’s Acquisition Called Off, So Is Its Community Benefits Plan

American Banker, May 8, 2023, With TD’s Acquisition Called Off, So Is Its Community Benefits Plan The five-year agreement with community groups, which was unveiled in February, was contingent on the completion of the merger, a TD spokesperson said in a statement. The bank will continue its dialogue with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition and

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Banking Dive: KeyBank agrees to third-party racial equity audit

Banking Dive, May 5, 2023, KeyBank agrees to third-party racial equity audit The National Community Reinvestment Coalition asked the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency to downgrade KeyBank’s Community Reinvestment Act rating in a letter March 31. The NCRC published a report in November asserting that KeyBank had the lowest percentage of mortgage originations to Black borrowers

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My Little Falls: Small Businesses – The Heart And Soul Of Today’s Rural Communities

My Little Falls, May 8, 2023, Small Businesses – The Heart And Soul Of Today’s Rural Communities The vibrancy of any small town can be measured by the economic health of their small businesses. These community assets generate long-term economic development that meets authentic community needs. By supplying jobs to their communities, these entrepreneurs promote economic

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Ohio Wesleyan University: Expanding Understanding

Ohio Wesleyan University, May 8, 2023, Expanding Understanding Marquel Henry, a junior from Dayton, Ohio, and Dillon Shelton, a junior from Solon, Ohio. They used their DEI Grant to attend the Just Economy Conference 2023, held March 29-30 in Washington, D.C. Sponsored by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC), the conference seeks to bring together “community,

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Biz New Orleans: In Wake Of Scratched Merger, First Horizon Commits $50M To Foundation

Biz New Orleans, May 11, 2023, In Wake Of Scratched Merger, First Horizon Commits $50M To Foundation “First Horizon has been a reliable, trusted partner for NCRC and many of our nonprofit members for years,” said Jesse Van Tol, president and CEO of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition. “We are thrilled that our communities will

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The Washington Post: City Planners Targeted A Black Community For Heavy Pollution. Can The Damage Be Undone?

The Washington Post, May 7, 2023, City Planners Targeted A Black Community For Heavy Pollution. Can The Damage Be Undone? This Black enclave — not far from the stately Bay Bridge and just downslope from the mansions of the East Bay hills — is sandwiched by three major freeways. Each day, the trucks and cars

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Vox: The Fight To Make It Harder For Landlords To Evict Their Tenants

Vox, May 1, 2023, The Fight To Make It Harder For Landlords To Evict Their Tenants In most US communities, renters have very little assurance of staying in their homes long term if they’d like to. Landlords can hike rents, evict tenants through court with little difficulty, or simply choose to not renew their lease.

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WBAL News: Maryland Housing Market Causing Stress For Buyers And Sellers

WBAL News, April 23, 2023, Maryland Housing Market Causing Stress For Buyers And Sellers Miller said monthly payments for buyers have doubled. The Housing Report shows homes under contract fell 22% to $6,804. Active inventory dropped 8.6% to 7,445 units, while the number of new listings entering the market dropped by 34% to 6,855. All

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American Banker: Redlining Probes Created Millions For Originations: DOJ

American Banker, April 24, 2023, Redlining Probes Created Millions For Originations: DOJ The Department of Justice has reached almost $85 million in redlining settlements with financial institutions since 2021, according to a top prosecutor last week in an event at Seton Hall Law School in Newark, New Jersey. The DOJ since 2021 has reached six redlining agreements,

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The Hill: Home Prices Rise For The First Time In Months As Spring Fever Hits Housing Market

The Hill, April 25, 2023, Home Prices Rise For The First Time In Months As Spring Fever Hits Housing Market Data released by the Commerce Department last week showed an 0.8 percent decrease in housing starts in March, led by a decline in construction of new multifamily units, which fell by 6.7 percent. Then after more

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