As bank mergers continue to be rubber stamped by regulators, people across America pay the price through higher junk fees and predatory actions.
Maxine Waters: “As bank mergers continue to be rubber stamped by regulators, people across America pay the price through higher junk…”
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Waters criticizes the impact of bank mergers on consumers.
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