Your Money: Guide to New Credit Card Rules – NYTimes.com
Thursday, March 31st, 2011 at
10:58 pm
New York Times columnist Ron Lieber finds that there is some cause for concern in the sweeping credit card legislation that passed the Senate on Tuesday. Related Article: tinyurl.com
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The Credit Card companies still have the upper hand, They still can raise rates. their is no cap, They want a co signer, If you are under 21 in some states they cant come after you. You will have a little longer in paying your bill.
The reason Ron Leiber did the explanation on the board about the Credit Card Companies, It was explained so everyone could understand it, Not everyone is computer savy with charts,
also charts would,t work with this,
the credit card companies are smiling alright. Under this new agreement, if you are a responsible card-holder, your interest rates and fees will now go higher. The only thing it accomplished was buying the cardholders a little head’s up notice before rates go up….yeah! way to go – we all get screwed because of a bunch of irresponsible idiots and bleeding hear dumbasses. Can you say “unintended consequences”? Obumbler is in over his head.
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How exactly will my interest rates go higher under this plan?? That video did not mention that part.
read about it…. under this plan there is no limit placed on how high your cc interest rate can go. For those who are responsible, they pay higher fees and higher rates. all this does is give you a head’s up before your rates go up on any new purchases. All other cc services, like cash advance, etc, will all have higher fees attached to them.
“For those who are responsible, they pay higher fees and higher rates.” Where exactly is this mentioned?? Do they actually refer to those who will pay higher rates as “responsible”?
AP article:
“Banks, which oppose the legislation, will need to make up the cost somewhere, and cardholders who pay off their balance in full each month could see new annual fees and lucrative rewards programs canceled. Credit could become harder to come by too.”
AP aritcle:
“Q: What if I always paid my bills on time?
A: There will likely be higher fees and interest rates across the board to make up for lost profit.”
Nice research (not really since it is an article written by a reporter and not the legislation itself). So the key words here (again chosen by a reporter) are: “could” and “likely.” You still have not proven your assertion. Is this all it takes to convince you?
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there are ALWAYS unintended consequences by unconstitutional interference.. useless question. supposed all these new qualifications are now imposed, won’t you now need also another FDA type “stamp of approval” for each and every credit card company? and to get that stamp or credit card company license, won’t you need another agency to inspect how these companies run? so now suppose a new, honest company or even some type of new local credit card company wants to open up, (to p2)
(2) how much does it cost and how long does it have to wait to get a “federal inspection” to get it “approved”, then up and running? is the government known for doing this fast, correctly, and mostly without corruption? which of the above i stated does not cost money, time or human resources? which of the above are not unintended consequences? with less private credit company willing to compete because of the additional cost, will quality go up or down? takes a genius to find out.
and does government set up a DMV type “credit card complaint” window now? how long do i have to wait if i have an issue with credit card? do i talk to a DMV level efficiency customer service now? will i be able to use my credit card while my issue is pending? well i think that’s obvious. geez i wonder if it opens after 1pm.
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Now, you must be 21 to get a credit card? Generation next is looking at asking permission to urinate.
Do I need someone to save me from fine print? Reading the fine print is common sense.
These rules discourage fiscal responsibility. There are “good debts” but a credit card debt isn’t one of them.