On the recordJune 10, 2015
Ironically, they are the agency that is supposed to protect consumers, but the guidance would in fact, in my view, harm them.
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congress.govFrank Guinta: “Ironically, they are the agency that is supposed to protect consumers, but the guidance would in fact, in my view, harm…”
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Guinta argues that CFPB's guidance harms consumers instead of protecting them.
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