The Dobb-Frank Wall Street reform act was passed after a financial crises in 2008. This act is intended to prevent the excessive risk-taking that led to the crises. It also acts as a new consumer’s watchdog. This new watchdog is meant to keep mortgage companies and pay-day lenders from taking advantage of consumers. This act was essentially
The Dobb-Frank Wall Street reform act was passed after a financial crises in 2008. This act is intended to prevent the excessive risk-taking that led to the crises. It also acts as a new consumer’s watchdog. This new watchdog is meant to keep mortgage companies and pay-day lenders from taking advantage of consumers. This act was essentially