On the recordMay 23, 2011
One of the effects of the CARD Act in this marketplace is that prices have gone up to consumers and it has been more difficult for consumers to get credit.
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congress.govOne of the effects of the CARD Act in this marketplace is that prices have gone up to consumers and it has been more difficult for consumers to get credit.
McHenry argues the CARD Act has led to higher prices and less credit availability.
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