Summary
On Feb. 22 2010, CreditCards.com will host a live, interactive online video town hall discussion of credit card reform during which consumers can directly ask questions of White House economic adviser Austan Goolsbee. Compareandsave.com is the UK-based company in the CreditCards.com global family.
The News
The US Credit CARD Act of 2009 is the most sweeping credit card reform in history and offers consumers new protection from unfair or deceptive credit card practices.
CreditCards.com is pleased to host a live, interactive US CARD Act town hall meeting. In the meeting, Goolsbee will describe the impact of the reform and field questions submitted by consumers.
The town hall event will be Monday, Feb. 22, 2010 at 2PM Eastern, and can be found at www.creditcards.com/askthewhitehouse
Answering questions from the White House will be Austan Goolsbee, a member of the president's Council of Economic Advisers.
Consumers are encouraged to join the conversation by submitting questions, offering opinions and responding to real-time poll questions. Consumers may submit their questions in advance on the same page, or by posing questions on the social networking site Twitter using the hashtag #cardlaw.
For more information on what is – and isn't – covered in the Credit CARD Act, consumers are invited to review CreditCards.com Guide to the Credit CARD Act of 2009 at www.creditcards.com/reform
Quotes
CreditCards.com President and CEO Elisabeth DeMarse
"The US Credit CARD Act gives cardholders new rights and protections, and fundamentally changes the relationship between cardholders and card issuers. We're excited to work with the White House to ensure that the reform message reaches American consumers."
Press Contacts
For further information, please contact Ben Woolsey, CreditCards.com’s Marketing Director, on 001-512-996-8663 (ext. 106) or by email: benw@creditcards.com
About CreditCards.com and CompareAndSave.com
CreditCards.com is the leading global online credit card marketplace connecting consumers with multiple credit card issuers.
The flagship US site CreditCards.com, (http://www.creditcards.com ), enables US consumers to search for, compare and apply for credit cards and offers credit card advice, news, statistics and tools. CreditCards.com was recently named a "Best Site for Managing Your Credit" by MSN Money.
The flagship UK site CompareAndSave.com allows UK consumers to search for, compare and apply for credit cards and offers credit card advice, news, statistics and tools.
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