How do we explain back at home that CFPB's involvement effectively forces some South Carolinians shopping for vehicles to pay a higher interest rate on a car note? And how does that provide greater consumer protection?
Tim Scott questions the CFPB's role in increasing car loan interest rates for consumers.
Share
More from Tim Scott
I have not seen and heard of an endorsement yet coming out of the White House.
In doing so, we are committed to avoiding another unnecessary shutdown, ensuring hardworking Americans continue receiving their paychecks, and protecting critical programs and services for families in South Carolina and across the country.
The Opportunity Leadership Summit brought today’s leaders together with the next generation, creating opportunities to learn, grow, and inspire.
Other voices in this conversation
