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Does July of 2010 seem a long way off to anyone else? (AFFIL Week)

By Sarah Byrnes

On December 18, the Federal Reserve Board released new regulations for credit card issuers.  The substance of the regulations is great ? in some ways it?s even stronger than what was proposed (more on this below).  But the ridiculous problem with the Fed?s announcement is that, for some reason, the rules won?t go into effect [...] Related posts:

• Hate your credit card? Tell the Fed
• Thank goodness this COP is on the beat (AFFIL Week)
• Credit card victory for consumer advocates


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on February 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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