Sentence examples for credit regulations from inspiring English sources
"People have been reading about the strict credit regulations, and have taken the necessary steps that will improve their credit and allow them to buy," Mr. Roth said.
Four weeks ago, the supreme court ruled that overdraft charges were not unfair, under clause 6 of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Credit Regulations.
If successful, it will put payday loans broker Yes Loans out of business – but the firm has 28 days to appeal and can continue arranging new loans in that time due to limitations in consumer credit regulations.
Andrew Bailey, the chief executive of the FCA, said: "This is a significant moment for our approach to consumer credit regulation as we continue to ensure that this market works well for consumers.
The Fed, which administered controls through its Soviet-sounding "Division of Selective Credit Regulation", used them to suppress inflation while interest rates were subordinated to the Treasury's funding needs.
It said the area was a priority because 60% of complaints to the Office of Fair Trading (OFT), which is currently in charge of consumer credit regulation, are about how debts are collected.
It would eliminate the coverage scheme of "Obamacare" -- the tax credits, regulations on insurance, and individual mandate that have led to a historic reduction in the number of uninsured Americans.
The new credit card regulations will cost it about $1 billion a year, bank officials said.
and, more specifically, says that we should at minimum, subject all institutions that are eligible to access the Federal Reserve's credit to regulations equivalent to commercial banks.
The N.R.A., long a powerful lobby on gun rights issues, has in recent months also weighed in on such varied issues as health care, campaign finance, credit card regulations and Supreme Court nominees.
