In December 2008, federal regulators passed dramatic reforms to credit card policies, and things might not stop there – Congress may soon pass new laws to protect you even further. This week's episode of Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp's Your Money 2.0 reviews these changes and explains how they will affect you.
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