The goal of protecting the consumer has been lost in Dodd-Frank, and the CFPB is not making it easier for consumers to have access to credit
Tim Scott: “The goal of protecting the consumer has been lost in Dodd-Frank, and the CFPB is not making it easier for consumers to…”
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Criticism of Dodd-Frank's impact on consumer credit access.
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