EDITORIAL BOARD, ARIZONA REPUBLIC | azcentral.com, September 2, 2018 Opinion: It’s not fair that Arizona pays foster parents so much more than family members who […]
Arizona shortchanges family members who take in abused and neglected kids. It shouldn’t Read More »
Mary Jo Pitzl, ARIZONA REPUBLIC | azcentral.com, Aug. 21, 2018 Story Highlights A woman caring for her two nieces gets $90 from the state. A foster parent would
Relatives get $600 less than foster parents to care for a child. Should that change? Read More »
Patty Machelor, Arizona Daily Star | tucson.com, Aug 12, 2018 Hundreds of child care providers are turning away families that qualify for state financial assistance,
Child care choices dwindling for Arizona families who qualify for DES subsidy Read More »
Tom Feltner, Director of Research; Diane Standaert, Executive Vice President and Director of State Policy; Ellen Harnick, Western Office Director | Center for Responsible Lending, July
Sinking Feeling: Colorado Borrowers Describe their Experiences with Payday Loans Read More »
Kelly Griffith, Executive Director kelly@economicintegrity.org (520) 250-4416 News Release: June 1, 2018 TUCSON, AZ – Late yesterday afternoon, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and
Contacts: Kelly Griffith, Executive Director, Center for Economic Integrity (520)250-4416 Cynthia Zwick, Executive Director, Arizona Community Action Association (602)604-0640 Diane E. Brown, Executive Director, Arizona
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Predatory Lending Rule Kept Intact Read More »
By Tim Steller, Arizona Daily Star | Mar 31, 2018 … It’s Gov. Doug Ducey’s economic policy to remove regulatory barriers and invite cutting-edge technology
Arizonans are unwitting subjects of state’s tech experiment Read More »
Press release: September 27, 2016 As Time to Comment Closes, Groups Offer Comments.
Linda Valdez, The Republic | azcentral.com May 26, 2017 If you like consumer protection, you should hate Congress’s assault on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Hate predatory loans? Then tell Congress to keep its mitts off this agency Read More »
Press release: April 28, 2017 Online Lenders Attempted to Collect 440% to 950% APR Loans that Were Illegal in Arizona.