Senate votes to nullify rule allowing class action suits against banks

As the AP notes, the rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau “exposed banks to large class-action lawsuits. Supporters say that possibility would help ensure banks, credit card companies and other lenders treat consumers appropriately. The vote comes months after House action and reflects the effort of the Trump administration and congressional Republicans to undo regulations that the GOP argues harm the free market.”

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