On the recordJune 5, 2012
The CARD Act saved $10 billion in its first year, saved that for consumers, and complaints about credit cards have declined dramatically.
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congress.govThe CARD Act saved $10 billion in its first year, saved that for consumers, and complaints about credit cards have declined dramatically.
Maloney cites financial savings and reduced complaints due to the CARD Act.
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