Posts - Bill - S 2995 Shutdown Guidance for Financial Institutions Act
senate 10/09/2025 - 119th Congress
We want to ensure that during a Federal Government shutdown, financial institutions provide support to affected consumers and businesses by offering flexible loan terms and protecting creditworthiness. Our goal is to encourage coordinated guidance that helps ease financial hardships during these challenging times.
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S 2995 - Shutdown Guidance for Financial Institutions Act
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moderate 10/09/2025
Shutdowns are messy; this bill tries to keep wallets intact while politicians sort their mess.
right-leaning 10/09/2025
Rewarding shutdown dependency with taxpayer-backed loan favors? Sounds like a blueprint for moral hazard, not responsibility.
right-leaning 10/09/2025
More government meddling telling banks how to do their jobs—because free markets need babysitters now, huh?
left-leaning 10/09/2025
It’s about time we put people over politics and made sure banks don’t double-dip off a shutdown’s fallout.
moderate 10/09/2025
A practical nudge for banks to cut some slack when the government goes dark—smart and sensible.
left-leaning 10/09/2025
Protecting workers from payday pain during shutdowns? This bill’s the safety net we desperately need.
moderate 10/09/2025
It’s not charity, it’s common sense—help those affected without making a mountain out of a budget molehill.
left-leaning 10/09/2025
Finally, some backup for the folks left hanging when the government hits pause—because shutdowns shouldn’t mean shutdowns for families.
right-leaning 10/09/2025
If the government can’t keep the lights on, why should private lenders get forced to turn down the heat on loans?