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Trump calls for 1 year cap on credit card interest rates

Trump's Proposed Change to Credit Cards, Explained

President Donald Trump’s proposal for a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10% is being met with caution by economic experts and the financial markets.

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Trump's 10 percent cap on credit cards may hurt more than some imagine

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You don’t need Trump to cap your credit card interest. Just use this script.

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Would Trump's 10% cap on credit cards hurt more than some imagine?

President Donald Trump's call for putting a one-year, 10% cap on credit card rates certainly catches the eye — and no surprise, has caught the wrath of bankers.

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4 ways Trump wants to make America more affordable. Will they work?

Las Vegas Sun · 19h

Trump’s proposed 10% cap on credit card APR could hurt low- and middle-income earners

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How Trump’s Cap on Credit-Card Rates Would Reshape the Rewards World

President Trump’s call for a temporary cap on credit-card interest rates could make it hotter.

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Donald Trump hits banks where it hurts: their credit card divisions

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Jackson neighbors rate the economy under President Trump

The Financial Express

Explained | Americans ‘ripped off’ by credit card companies: Is Trump’s 10% interest cap a debt solution or political promise?

Trump proposes a 10% credit card interest cap to stop Americans being “ripped off”. Explained: how it works, potential savings, risks, bank backlash, and whether it truly reduces debt.

Sacramento Bee

Business credit cards vs. corporate credit cards: Key differences explained

Business credit cards and corporate credit cards share many similarities, but they're distinct products intended for different types of businesses. Corporate cards usually appeal to larger, more established businesses that value spend control, while ...