No passing grades for states with financial choices

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No passing grades for states with financial choices

August 29th, 2008 · No Comments

Consumer Federation of America, Consumers Union and the National Consumer Law Center have given two more states failing grades for offering choices to consumers. Illinois and Missouri received straight F’s for having a multitude of short term credit options available to consumers.

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