The Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) is a federal law designed to facilitate the handling of credit complaints and eliminate abusive credit billing practices. It applies to open-end credit accounts, such as credit cards and revolving charge accounts.
Open-End Credit is a revolving line of credit offered to consumers by banks, savings and loans, and other lenders, allowing for repeated borrowing up to a specified limit.
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