Author: GWdev

Exposure to mold, lead, radon, rodents and other conditions in substandard and deficient rental housing undermines the health of children, seniors, and families. Georgia lags

According to a recent report from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC),approximately 19 million Americans lack access to broadband internet service; this issue is particularly acute in

Senate Bill 376 introduced by State Senator David Shafer, R-Duluth, would make credit freezes (and thaws) from all three credit reporting agencies free for all

House Bill 745, sponsored by Representative Scott Holcomb, would allow survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault to terminate a rental agreement without financial penalty

We applaud State Senator Michael “Doc” Rhett (D-Marietta) for filing legislation that would establish “banking improvement zones” in areas underserved by financial institutions such as

State Senator Chuck Hufstetler, R-Rome, is taking action to protect Georgia consumers from future out of control nuclear construction costs in light of Georgia Power’s

When active duty military service members are on deployment, the last thing they need on their minds is foreclosure on their mortgage, a lien on

House Bill 799, sponsored by Representative Sharon Cooper (R – Marietta), Chair of the House Health & Human Services Committee, applies solely to emergency care

Among many other dangerous elements, this bill eliminates the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s power over: Supervision of big banks Payday lenders Forced arbitration, and Unfair

House Bill 81 allows county authority operated hospitals to be counted among the types of “agencies” that can collect a debt from consumers with a tax