Trump pitches 10% cap on credit card interest, drawing industry pushback
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President Trump proposes a 10 percent cap on credit card interest rates, a move aimed at affordability that could lower borrowing costs for consumers but may restrict lenders’ ability to extend credit, prompting pushback from banks.
Topics:business#banking-and-credit-regulation#credit-card-debt#donald-trump#economy#federal-reserve-system#personal-finance
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