Fund the fight to expose Wall Street’s $5.5 billion junk fees rip-off now >>
Every second, consumers lose $317 in excessive credit card late fees – money that could have been saved if Wall Street hadn’t blocked vital Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) protections. This holiday season, big banks are raking in billions, while families are left paying the price.
Americans for Financial Reform has launched the Wall Street Ripoff Counter to expose the cost of corporate greed in real-time. With your support, we’re bringing this injustice to light, creating pressure on lawmakers and regulators to take action.
Your contribution fuels:
- Advocacy campaigns demanding the reinstatement of the late fee cap.
- Media outreach to make Wall Street’s greed the story of the season.
- Grassroots mobilization to push for broader protections against junk fees.
The stakes couldn’t be higher. By Cyber Monday, Wall Street banks have taken $5.5 billion from consumers, money that could have gone toward gifts, savings, or paying down debt.
Don’t let this holiday season be another win for Wall Street.
Contribute to Americans for Financial Reform and fund the fight to expose Wall Street’s junk fees rip-off now!
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