Community Service Society of NY
@cssnyorg.bsky.social
We work with and for New Yorkers to promote economic opportunity & champion an equitable city & state http://cssny.org
New Yorkers overwhelmingly want action on predatory lending.
Our statewide poll shows that 88% of respondents support a bill that would close the loopholes payday lenders & other fintech apps use to charge interest rates far above the 25% cap.
Read more cssny.us/3Z2nWXG
Our statewide poll shows that 88% of respondents support a bill that would close the loopholes payday lenders & other fintech apps use to charge interest rates far above the 25% cap.
Read more cssny.us/3Z2nWXG
January 27, 2026 at 6:22 PM
New Yorkers overwhelmingly want action on predatory lending.
Our statewide poll shows that 88% of respondents support a bill that would close the loopholes payday lenders & other fintech apps use to charge interest rates far above the 25% cap.
Read more cssny.us/3Z2nWXG
Our statewide poll shows that 88% of respondents support a bill that would close the loopholes payday lenders & other fintech apps use to charge interest rates far above the 25% cap.
Read more cssny.us/3Z2nWXG
Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year 2026!
December 24, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year 2026!
Rent stabilization keeps families housed, saves them money, and fights displacement and gentrification—delivering not just affordability but also social and emotional stability.
Learn why New Yorkers support rent regulation CSSNY.US/StabilizingRents
Learn why New Yorkers support rent regulation CSSNY.US/StabilizingRents
November 18, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Rent stabilization keeps families housed, saves them money, and fights displacement and gentrification—delivering not just affordability but also social and emotional stability.
Learn why New Yorkers support rent regulation CSSNY.US/StabilizingRents
Learn why New Yorkers support rent regulation CSSNY.US/StabilizingRents
Our latest survey found rent stabilization offers protections, yet economic insecurity remains widespread.
Nearly half of rent-stabilized tenants were unable to make ends meet or were barely getting by, and two-thirds lacked emergency savings.
Read the brief at cssny.us/tenantinsights
Nearly half of rent-stabilized tenants were unable to make ends meet or were barely getting by, and two-thirds lacked emergency savings.
Read the brief at cssny.us/tenantinsights
October 29, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Our latest survey found rent stabilization offers protections, yet economic insecurity remains widespread.
Nearly half of rent-stabilized tenants were unable to make ends meet or were barely getting by, and two-thirds lacked emergency savings.
Read the brief at cssny.us/tenantinsights
Nearly half of rent-stabilized tenants were unable to make ends meet or were barely getting by, and two-thirds lacked emergency savings.
Read the brief at cssny.us/tenantinsights