The monumental credit card reforms that began taking effect last summer had some unintended consequences—namely soaring interest rates, higher fees, and less credit available. But mostly, the laws succeeded in stopping the banks and credit card companies from using the same old dirty tricks to get extra money out of customers—by, say, mailing out bills [...]
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