“WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. credit card industry, harshly criticized for imposing surprise fees and interest rate hikes on consumers, may face a day of reckoning on Thursday.
The Federal Reserve is to vote on credit card reforms that may bring some relief to customers who face a variety of ways for being hit with late fees, universal defaults, shorter payment periods and confusing payment allocations for different balances.
Credit card users likely also would see easier-to-read tables in their monthly statements as a result of the changes.”
Trends indicate looming thematic motifs of government-vs-corporations, government as loving protective father-figure, judgement, justice, workings of the law, working together to heal nation’s woes; late game (changing lines): national and personal identity crises, fractal representation, holons, recursion, direct feedback loops.
Possible solutions: Switch inputs/outputs to reverse polarity and modulate energy flow.
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