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The idea of creation of a Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA) under house legislation (H.R. 4173) proves to be controversial, with many critics doubting its usefulness in the circumstances of the world financial crisis. Moreover, there appeared concerns about it limiting consumers' financial options. The idea has recently been proposed by Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd's (D-Conn.) South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint expressed his opinion in this respect in his article dedicated to the case. He said that the bill didn't look complete as he didn't offer anything new in comparison with the existed answers which had failed to prevent the 2008 banking collapse. He also added the necessity of special authority so that the bill could work, as the office would have to regulate too many aspects of financial activity from car dealerships who offer financing, to the many retailers who offer credit cards. Other concerns are connected with the Payday Cash Advance Industry and Payday Loan Lending. The question is very topical in current circumstances. People doubt the situation with limited financial options and raised costs can change for betted due to a Consumer Financial Protection Agency. Payday loans and short term cash advances appeared in early 90s. They never lacked popularity and recently have commonly used. The reason for that is financial turbulence that affects people's ability to face financial problems and pay bills. The possibility for payday loan industry to be regulated under CFPA doesn't look optimistic as such changes can bring about difficulties for consumers and lenders. The scale of the problem should not be overblown, and still payday loans being a single available and affordable short term financial option it raises concerns and worries in this respect. short description:
With the implementation of set of regulations people may face the situation when short term loans become less available and more lenders go out of business.
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