Credit unions and credit union lobbyists have spent months raising objections with lawmakers about moving forward with the Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA). So far, those objections have been heeded. But, according to the Defense Credit Union Council (DCUC), they want to stay vigilant on this issue in case congressional lawmakers try to put the controversial legislation inside the next disaster supplemental appropriations legislation that will be discussed following two deadly hurricanes that have struck the United States in recent weeks.
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