Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau RichardCordray said he is committed to reviewing the implementation of theCARD Act rule that prohibits non-working spouses from using household income to qualify fora credit card.
The message came Thursday from stay-at-home mom Holly McCall andrepresentatives of MomsRising, who met with Cordray after delivering more than 45,000 petition signatures opposing theregulation to the bureau on Tuesday.
Cordray told the Vienna, Va., resident that he will reviewimplementation of the CARD Act, work with her to create a solution,and provide a response to the grassroots MomsRising group within 30days.
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