[单项选择]It’s only fair. The federal government is doing everything it can to restore the nation’s banks to health. In return, Congress should require those banks to give their credit card customers a better break.
As the credit card business boomed in recent years, too many lenders added tricks and traps that have entrapped and enraged millions of their customers. Interest rates spike even when a consumer meticulously(小心翼翼地) pays on time. Fees appear out of nowhere; banks can change their complicated rules at any time or for any reason.
Responding to thousands of complaints, the Federal Reserve Board issued new rules last December to help stop unfair and deceptive practices. But those protections will not take effect until July of next year. Congress now has an opportunity to move far more swiftly.
Senator Christopher Dodd, a Democrat from Connecticut and chairman of the Senate banking committee, has offered a credit card hill that deserves the support of his colleagues. It is s
A. Dodd bill is welcomed by the banking committee.
B. There are already enough tough laws on credit card.
C. Dodd bill would be a timely solution at present.
D. It would be too late for the government to do anything.