Do you guys fear that if big banks start to feel threatened, they will start lobbying to keep the field uneven to their favor?
Leaves me wondering how much inroad is possible to make going against such big (and dirty-playing) actors.
I mean, obviously if you get to that point you must be doing something right, and shaking the big entrenched businesses can sometimes (most of the times? always?) bring good things, so good luck!
Big banks are powerful and we don't take that risk lightly. However, regulators like the relatively new CFPB, are generally on the side of consumers. So as long as we always do right by consumers and don't lend irresponsibly, we have a very good chance of being on the right side of history. That said, we'll take any and all luck you can send our way
Leaves me wondering how much inroad is possible to make going against such big (and dirty-playing) actors.
I mean, obviously if you get to that point you must be doing something right, and shaking the big entrenched businesses can sometimes (most of the times? always?) bring good things, so good luck!