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Survey: What Do You Think Of Credit Card Reforms?

Posted on 03/13/2007 09:41 AM | Link | Post Comment

Credit-card-mania has taken over Capitol Hill! All this talk of late fees, over-limit fees, default APR&39;s, introductory rates, double-billing cycles, universal default clauses, retroactive interest rates and foreign currency conversion fees has my head spinning! What do you think about Congress investigating the credit card industry? Take our online survey today:

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