Boston Globe Op Ed – Bruce Marks, NACA CEO Opinion

The three bank failures over the past two months, even with each subsequently purchased by larger financial institutions, do not address the fundamental issue of who the regulators support. The Federal Reserve, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and other regulators must stop bailing out the wealthiest people and their banks.

Media AdBusters – Boston Globe Refuses to Run Ad Against Fleet

You’d think that someone willing to pay the Boston Globe $25,000 to place an ad that merely publishes information already available to any Fleet Bank customer would find himself fighting off ad reps. Well, think again.

NACA Exclusive Feature in The Wall Street Journal as NACA Continues to Pave the Path to Homeownership

NACA continues to pave a path to homeownership and hold predatory lenders accountable.

Lender Appeases Activists with $100M Pledge

The Boston Globe – Fleet Deal Cited in Senate CRA Debate

A 1994 agreement between Boston banking activist and Fleet Financial Group Inc. was highlights on the Senate floor yesterday as a prominent lawmaker argued for changes to a federal law that requires banks to loan money to low-income homebuyers and urban businesses.

The Atlanta Journal Constitution – Terms of New NACA Loan Program Unbelievably Good

The Atlanta Journal gives praise to NACA’s best in America mortgage product. “Programs such as this one have been tried in the past, but never on such a scale. NationsBank has agreed to offer $500 million in home loans nationwide.” – John Adams

Banking on Publicity, NACA CEO Bruce Marks Got Fleet to Lend Billions

Through continuous advocacy NACA CEO/Founder Bruce Marks was able to take down Fleet and garner a commitment of more than $100 million dedicated to NACA’s best in America mortgage program.

Associated Press – Banking Campaign of Terror

NACA CEO & Founder, Bruce Marks pushes the big banks hard and unconventionally in the battle against alleged discrimination in lending.

‘I Want To Be The Banks’ Worst Nightmare’

Housing activist and NACA CEO Bruce Marks hones in on unfair lending practices.