On the recordDecember 13, 2022
In 2009, this committee passed a bipartisan bill called the Credit Card Bill of Rights, which the CFPB said saved consumers roughly $16 billion.
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congress.govIn 2009, this committee passed a bipartisan bill called the Credit Card Bill of Rights, which the CFPB said saved consumers roughly $16 billion.
Maloney highlights the financial benefits of the Credit Card Bill of Rights.
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