(Bloomberg) -- The long-term impact of a new presidential administration's early acts is almost impossible to assess.
That hasn't stopped some from making weighty pronouncements on Donald Trump's first 100 days, including Donald Trump. And it won't stop us.
With that, Personal Finance offers these thoughts on the Trump team's words and deeds so far and their implications for investors and consumers, with more definitive reports to come.
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Financial regulation is under the new administration's microscope, and consumers will see some restrictions lifted from their financial services providers.
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