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Center for Responsible Lending

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We are a non-partisan research, analysis and advocacy organization focused on creating #FinancialFairness and economic opportunity for all.

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Center for Responsible Lending (@crlonline.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 13 novembre 2024. Le compte a 980 abonnés, suit 73 comptes et a publié 232 posts.

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  • Consumers for Auto Reliability and Safety@autosafety4all.bsky.social

    "Full Self-Driving (Supervised)" -- except if something goes wrong, and then they blame it on the human driver. #Tesla #Musk #safety #autonomous #vehicles @crlonline.bsky.social @nationalconsumers.bsky.social

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  • Consumer Federation of California@consumercal.bsky.social

    Robert was in Atlanta last week for the CRLC, where he got to connect with other consumer advocates and attorneys across the country. He also bumped into our good friend from @crlonline.bsky.social! Many thanks to @nclc4consumers.bsky.social for hosting yet another fantastic conference!

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  • Americans for Financial Reform@ourfinancialsecurity.org

    Our new poll with @crlonline.bsky.social found nearly half of voters report that they or someone in their household has cut back on essentials like food, clothing, or gas because of debt. buff.ly/UYWII3m

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  • Americans for Financial Reform@ourfinancialsecurity.org

    “As the nation’s affordability crisis deepens, Americans overwhelmingly support the CFPB’s mission...The Administration should restore this watchdog agency’s funding and allow it to fulfill its mission," - Mike Calhoun, president of @crlonline.bsky.social

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  • Public News Service@publicnewsservice.bsky.social

    The average app-based payday loan carries a 239% APR — and Mississippians take out about 26 of them a year, often to cover food, rent or utilities. The Center for Responsible Lending warns “no fee” marketing hides costs disguised as “tips.” #Mississippi #PaydayLoans @crlonline.bsky.social

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