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New York Times Editorial - The Fed Aims at Credit Cards

Tags » Card Issuers, Checking Accounts, Credit Cards, Financial Regulators, Overdraft Fees

In an editorial yesterday titled The Fed Aims at Credit Cards, the New York Times responded to the Fed's announcement on Friday about rule changes to address what it called "unfair practices" by credit card issuers and retail bank overdraft fees. The editorial called the proposed rules a "modest step forward" and quoted Rep. Carolyn Maloney of New York (author of her own "Credit Cardholder's Bill of Rights" legislation) saying "there are abusive, abusive, abusive practices going on now."


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