Next week, on Tuesday, April 6th from 4:00 - 4:45 pm (EST) Americans for Fairness in Lending and Americans for Financial Reform are hosting a special discussion with Professor of Law and Chair of TARP Congressional Oversight Panel, Elizabeth Warren and AFR Director Heather Booth--and it's open to the general public.
This discussion will focus on the movement for financial reform, and how everyday citizens can get involved in the fight to rein in the big banks and get the economy back on track
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This discussion will focus on the movement for financial reform, and how everyday citizens can get involved in the fight to rein in the big banks and get the economy back on track
* Find out about reform efforts in Congress--including the Senate bill currently being debated, and the House bill which passed in December
* Learn why we need a Consumer Financial Protection Agency to protect us from abusive financial products
* Ask Professor Warren and Heather Booth your question about financial reform
* Hear about ways to join the fight around the country and online
Space is limited so sign up now!
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What do you think about the new policy of Experian refusing to accept disputes via postal mail?
The online system of disputing is limited, does not allow for the attachment of supporting documentation, nor enough space to provide creditor contact information, telephone numbers and other pertinent info that would in fact be helpful in their investigations.