The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said Monday it is seeking public comments to prepare for a new regulation that would treat private lenders in a government-supported program known as Property Assessed Clean Energy much like traditional mortgage lenders.
Your country is so fkkd up. Thank God the super volcano will take you out first.
evil af
Thanks fossil fuel lobbyists 😡
Der!
Yes. Heaven forbid anyone should save money when they could be paying top dollar for 'beautiful, clean coal'.
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