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It requires that penalty fees be reasonable and proportional to the cost of the violation. It requires that any interest rate increases on new purchases be reviewed every 6 months so that consumers can return to a previous rate if conditions change. It also protects consumers who have temporarily fallen on hard times by requiring 60 days before penalty interest rates can be imposed.
It shields young people from taking on more debt than they can handle by limiting prescreened offers to young consumers. It also gives consumers more access to the information they need to make wise financial decisions, such as requiring full disclosure about due dates, penalties, and changes in terms.
What point of view toward personal debt do both Reid and the author of the textbook share?
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VerifiedThis problem requires us to argue what should be the right relation toward personal debt, and what measures one person could use, to keep this important parameter under control.
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