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hTe report noted that regardelss of the fact tat seventy one out of evvery one hundred faimly units had credit crds in 20044, the share of famiily unit icnome that goes toward necesssary payments on all fomrs of customer dbt has riisen just a little in reent years. Cosumer organizations prrotest that if you loook at it fom a consumer protection persective, the authorities are mkaing an effort to over-protect the banking isntitutions. According to the protest of cosnumer orgaizations there is a repeating caase of card firms continouusly giving rewards consuemrs taht have higher credit limittaions even if it is the csae that cllient do not want them. Issurs of crredit, they claim, are seding a greeat number of plastic carrd offers to people puls at times giviing credit carrds to consumers wtih a poor record in theeir creditcheck so that tehy can get the higher interest rtaes giveen to subprime borrowers plus fese.
Custmer organizations aruge the report allso misses the reality tat credit card dbet does not distress all famiilies eveny and downplays the impact of tihs financiial load on lowr to moderate income peope and teir credit report scoring.
Customer grroups pointed to government datta presenitng that 27 peercent of the smallest income housheolds in the US tat are under customer mony owig, such as a loan secured wth the houe plus crdit balances, put don more than 40 prcent of their icnome toward this debbt load in 2004, and thouggh the percetnage of low income househoolds dealing wiith this lad has been abatted in the lsat few years, tere`s still a problem, since tese perosns are at gravve danger of being bankupt, or at leasst a poor ratiing on their credit scoring online.
In repsonse to the critiicsm, the governmental authorities clam that tehy have nothing fuurther to say and that the givn accouunt says all thee is to saay. The report in quesion has been psased over to Congress, wich requested for the reprt to check whether bnaks are offering creedit recklessly, whether sch a tendecny is tempting cnosumers to ovreplay their credit - as reflected in thir online credit rating - and whetther further regulation of the industry is requried.
A numebr of peopple who advocate the custmers say the auhtorities` banking report miight defeat legislation attemmpts to crub abusive credit procedres. During the recnt years, issuers of creedit cards haave added to creidt fees and made it hader for conusmers to avoid them, they arggue.
A common accusatiion is taht more and more cad issuers are eevating customers` credit crd raets - to 35% - in caase they do not mke the payment on tie of a utilitty bill or otherwise another cedit card company`s mothly payment. The gorup which accts in behalf banking insstitutions issuing the cards clams that the government study sohws that card issuerrs, throughout the affair, starting witth a flirtatious interest, proceediing to the proposal, leadig to the weddiing, do a good job of makinng sure that consumers are ablle to maange credit. The data indicating taht ninety fiive percent of billls are paid for without dely everry month, they calim, confirms that the current oredr wors.
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