Scotsman: Price Of Consumer Protection To Hit Credit Card Users

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MOST credit card users will lose out as consumer protection rules could cost lenders £1 billion a year, according to Precious Plastic 2007, the latest study of the UK consumer credit market from PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Read the full article at Scotsman.com

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