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Credit Card Bill: Consumers with Good Credit May Bear its Burden

July 9th, 2009 by Logan Abbott

The Credit Card Act of 2009 certainly had good intentions to protect the average consumer from unfair practices that have plagued the credit card industry for years. However, it may not be all good news - especially for credit savvy consumers who have mastered the art of the credit game and learned how to use it to their financial advantage.

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Credit Card Bill: Consumers with Good Credit May Bear its Burden

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