On the recordApril 27, 2021
This is a perfect example of the OCC trying to preempt States' ability to protect their people from unlawful, high-cost, harmful loan products.
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congress.govThis is a perfect example of the OCC trying to preempt States' ability to protect their people from unlawful, high-cost, harmful loan products.
Stein critiques the OCC for undermining state protections against predatory lending.
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