NCRC Statement: Capital One Merger Filing Is A Polite Way Of Saying ‘Please Let Us Exploit More Desperate Americans’
Capital One’s merger filing is an attempt to expand a business model that intentionally harms the most vulnerable Americans.
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Groups Demand Open, Transparent Process for Capital One-Discover Merger Review
Regulators should block Capital One’s merger — and the process by which they evaluate the deal needs to include community voices.
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Loss Of Medicaid Coverage Disproportionately Impacted People Of Color
A process known as “Medicaid unwinding” is dumping tens of millions of low-income households off a key anti-poverty program, usually without solid evidence.
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Joint Statement in Support of CFPB 1033 RulemakingÂ
Consumers’ ability to share their data held at their banks has become necessary to access many financial services. NCRC’s Just Economy Pledge includes a commitment to ensure that individuals own their personal data, control who has access to it, and are treated fairly by anyone who does.[1] The scope of consumers’ rights regarding the sharing of
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Gender Differences In Unemployment Trends: Race, Jobs And The Economy Update For February 2024
Better understand the February jobs report with this special Women’s History Month edition of NCRC’s Race, Jobs and the Economy series.
Regulators Should Block Capital One-Discover Merger, Advocacy Groups Write In Joint Letter
Here’s why regulators should block the Capital One-Discover merger.
The Racial Wealth Divide And Black Homeownership: New Data Show Small Gains, Deep Fragility
Black homeowners are making significant wealth gains — but the racial wealth divide isn’t narrowing, and data suggest the limited progress is fragile.
Cash, Culture And Care: Navigating Dementia In An Indian American Family
Igniting conversations about issues surrounding dementia care – from cultural sensitivities and the caregiver’s burden to unsustainable financial costs and systemic inadequacies in elder care.
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NCRC And WSECU: Pioneering Collaborative Efforts For Community-Centric Financial Branches
With bank branches closing at rapid rates in recent years, siting decisions for new branch locations make a big difference to communities. Here’s how to identify the right place to build.
The Banking Lobby’s Cynical And Hollow Challenge To The Community Reinvestment Act Rule
A legal analysis of the new CRA lawsuit from bank lobbyists.
A Strong Black Economy Still Mired In Inequality: Race, Jobs And The Economy Update For January 2024
The Black economy looks to be off to a strong start in the January jobs report — though that trajectory still begins on a launchpad of racial economic inequality.
Study Finds Socioeconomic Conditions – Not Genetics Or Lifestyle Choices – Account For Racial Life Expectancy Gap
There is a large and persistent racial life expectancy gap in the United States. And it isn’t happening because of lifestyle choices.
Analysis: New CRA Rule’s Improvements To Public Engagement Systems Do Not Go Far Enough
The Community Reinvestment Act requires public input to be effective. How much do the new CRA rules change public engagement?
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Analysis: How Community Groups Can Use The New FTC-DOJ Merger Guidelines To Advance The Just Economy
Big changes to the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission merger guidelines provide community groups with key opportunities. Here’s how to use them.
MLK Would Have Been 95 This Year. Let’s Make His Dream a Reality.
MLK saw substantial economic progress for Black Americans in his lifetime, but in our century progress has slowed to a crawl. Here’s how we get back on track.
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