Critics Say New Federal Rule On Predatory Lending Doesn’t Go Far Enough
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The federal government is about to move forward with a new rule designed to protect consumers from predatory lending. But critics say the rule doesn’t go far enough. Michael Pope has the latest in his ongoing investigation into predatory lending.
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