House Passes Credit Card Reform Bill
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Posted: 4:35 AM Nov 5, 2009
House Passes Credit Card Reform Bill
Wednesday, the House passed a bill that would put credit card reforms into effect almost immediately.
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Posted by: Brian Location: Scottsville on Nov 5, 2009 at 01:02 PM

I had a company change my due date to three days earlier, then when I paid my bills on the last day of the month, I discovered that my credit card bill was already past due and they had already jacked up my rate.
Posted by: Patricia Location: Lewisburg on Nov 5, 2009 at 10:02 AM

Its a little late for that I think.The credit card companies are way ahead of you. They already raised the interest rates on my 2 cards to the limit it would have been if you were late on your payments.They did that months ago. So what good is it now if the rates already went up?What they should have done was to freeze them from raising the rates until NOW.
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