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"description": "The TCCP is a semi-annual survey on the terms of credit card plans offered by over 150 financial institutions. Twice per year, the Bureau is required by law to collect certain credit card price and availability information from a sample of credit card issuers and report this information to Congress and the public. The largest credit card issuers in the country are required to participate in the survey as well as a sample of geographically diverse issuers.",
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"description": "The Credit Card Agreements (CCA) database includes credit card agreements from more than 600 card issuers. These agreements include general terms and conditions, pricing, and fee information and are collected quarterly pursuant to requirements in the CARD Act.",
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"description": "While federal student loans from the U.S. Department of Education and private financial institutions are the major ways in which students borrow, this report examines a financial product that is less familiar to many students and families: a tuition payment plan.",
"title": "Tuition Payment Plans in Higher Education"
}
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