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CAP responds to the Consumer Credit Act reform consultation

Name: Christians Against Poverty UK
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17 March 2023

CAP has responded to HM Treasury’s consultation on the Consumer Credit Act reform. The removal of the Consumer Credit Act (CCA) is significant, as it means that creditors will be bound by rules instead of legislation. There is a risk that this could lead to consumer rights and protections being eroded as they will no longer be protected under law.

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CAP responds to the Consumer Credit Act reform consultation

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