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Brison appalled by banks increasingly inconvenient consumer policies.

January 6, 2022

Brison appalled by banks increasingly inconvenient consumer policies.
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~Calls again on Central Bank to finalize draft legislation on consumer banking protection.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Leader of the United People’s Party MP Rolando Brison has taken note of numerous calls from both consumers and the business community of how the convenience and effectiveness of the banking sector’s policies have hit an all-time low. “I find what I’m seeing and hearing to be absolutely appalling,” stated Brison.

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“Because many people in the community know I have not only been extremely vocal about the need to improve our banking sector’s treatment of the consumer but have also put in a significant amount ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/39439-brison-appalled-by-banks-increasingly-inconvenient-consumer-policies.html

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