Dodd Pushes for Credit Card Law Sooner Than Later

Filed in National by on October 27, 2009

The House Financial Services Committee has passed legislation that will push up the start date of the credit card law from February 22nd to December 1st, reports The New York Times. The credit card law is an attempt to regulate the fees charged and other practices implemented by  credit card companies (let’s not call them banks) that some may label as unfair and predatory.

The credit card companies say that the recent activity of raising interest rates has nothing to do with the impending implementation of the credit card law. Yeah, right.

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  1. I hope Democrats learn from this in regards with the health care legislation too. These private companies will screw us as long as they can unless forced not to.

  2. cassandra_m says:

    Dodd’s effort here would freeze the rate and fee increases credit card companies are furiously implementing which is a good thing.