Newsletter, November 2020
CEI Newsletter for November, 2020 This month’s Newsletter, emailed to our subscribers, includes our Winter Appeal supported by a list of recent activities and accomplishments.
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CEI Newsletter for November, 2020 This month’s Newsletter, emailed to our subscribers, includes our Winter Appeal supported by a list of recent activities and accomplishments.
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The New York Times | By By Emily Flitter, Jeanna Smialek and Stacy Cowley | November 6, 2020 Under President Trump, agencies have eased bans
How the White House Rolled Back Financial Regulations Read More »
Consumer Action News | By Ruth Susswein | October 29, 2020 Economic inequities: The impact of systemic racism on your finances People of color—particularly Black
Impact of race on personal finances Read More »
Contact: Kelly Griffith, Executive Director, Center for Economic Integrity (520) 250-4416 News Release: September 8, 2020 Tucson, AZ – The Center for Economic Integrity (CEI)
The Intercept | By Alyssa Katz | August 30, 2020 in partnership with TypeInvestigations The economic cataclysm brought on by the coronavirus caught American consumers
CEI Newsletter for Summer, 2020 This month’s Newsletter, emailed to our subscribers, is our Annual Report with a letter from the President, a Volunteer Spotlight
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Contact: Kelly Griffith, Executive Director, Center for Economic Integrity (520) 250-4416 News Release: April 15, 2020 Tucson, AZ – Arizona consumer organizations and community leaders
CEI Newsletter for April, 2020 This month’s Newsletter, emailed to our subscribers, is about protecting vulnerable AZ consumers, and among other things includes a link
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NCLC Digital Library | March 24, 2020 A new NCLC Digital Library article lists a growing number of actions federal and state agencies and companies
Major Consumer Protections Announced in Response to COVID-19 Read More »
By Jerod MacDonald-Evoy | AZ Mirror, March 19, 2020 Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich issued a letter urging lending agencies in the state to waive payments
AG asks lenders for 90-day grace period because of coronavirus Read More »