The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) ordered GE Capital to repay $34.1 million to more than 1.2 million customers over deceptive credit card enrollment practices. The CFPB brought an enforcement action against GE Capital and its subsidiary, CareCredit, after receiving complaints from consumers about the card, which is used to pay for health care services. The agency claimed that the issuer misled consumers into thinking they were signing up for an interest-free line of credit, when instead it was a deferred-interest program in which cardholders were charged interest (at a 26.99 percent rate) if they did not pay off their balance by the time the promotional period ended.