Congress sent a clear bipartisan message that protecting servicemembers and their families from predatory and high cost lending was of paramount importance to their financial security and military readiness.
Jack Reed: “Congress sent a clear bipartisan message that protecting servicemembers and their families from predatory and high cost…”
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Reed emphasizes the importance of the Military Lending Act for servicemembers' financial security.
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