The "Clarity in Lending Act" is like a rulebook that helps people understand and be safe with small loans, making sure the rules are fair for everyone and protect people's secrets. It also gives people who lend money clear rules on what they can or can't do, helping everyone play fair and follow the rules.

The bill wants to make borrowing small amounts of money, like $3,500 or less, safer and easier. If banks follow certain rules when giving these small loans, they won't get in trouble, and it helps make sure they lend money responsibly.

The Clarity in Lending Act is like a set of rules to make sure small loans, like the kind people might need for a quick bit of money, are fair and safe for everyone. It also makes sure that people's private financial information is kept safe and that companies can't do sneaky or unfair things with loans.