If you are not sick of xinyongka company yet, just see how you feel in 20 minutes. As the government implements austerity measures to protect consumers, do you finally think you can finally take a breather? In fact, credit card companies are staying ahead of everyone by using different tactics around credit card updates. In the 2009 "Compulsory Information Disclosure Fa An", they created a credit card that charges 79.9 profit. I'm not kidding. If you decide to spend less each month, there will be a card that charges you more interest because of that "tequan." If you don't agree to pay a higher xindai, one company will double your minimum payment overnight without warning. And one card featured a gradually decreasing xindai limit—from $30,000 to $15,000, and then to $8,000 after you called to complain.

(Oh my, this can also be harmonized...)