The National Association of Consumer Credit Administrators (NACCA) is an organization established in 1935 to enhance the oversight of consumer finance companies and facilitate the enforcement of laws governing these entities. With members from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Alberta, Canada, NACCA primarily focuses on licensing and regulating non-depository institutions such as mortgage companies, payday lenders, and pawnbrokers.
Committed to promoting information exchange among its members and educating the public through its Consumer Services Committee, NACCA offers a range of consumer brochures and online resources. Additionally, the organization's Newsletter Committee encourages state regulators to contribute news items, including updates on legislation and inquiries to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing.
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