On January 29, AFFIL members and Maxed Out director James Scurlock hit Wall Street to talk to bankers about Maxed Out, the subprime mortgage crisis and its effect on our economy. The conversations were surprising – even bankers agreed that we need regulation to keep the economy on track and prevent predatory lending.
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AFFIL and James Scurlock talk to Wall Street!
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