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May 11, 2015

THE SAME, ONLY DIFFERENT: PREDATORY MORTGAGE LENDING, PREDATORY AUTO LENDING.

 Bad Faith is bad faith.

    The Hill reports that Senator Warren will or may introduce a bill to remove auto loans exemption from CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) oversight.

    The Hill headline seems politically antagonistic to regulating predatory auto lending.  The Hill piece written by the reporter is pretty straight-forward, though.

 

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