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What Trump's 10% credit card rate cap would mean for consumers

Capping credit card interest rates at 10% could save consumers billions of dollars, but potentially hurt lower-income Americans, experts said.

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Trump calls for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates

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Trump’s Proposed Change to Credit Cards—and How It Could Impact You

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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?

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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

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Learn how subprime credit cards offer options for borrowers with poor credit. Understand their higher rates, credit limits, and the opportunity to rebuild your credit score.

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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.

What Would Happen if Americans Stopped Using Credit Cards? ChatGPT Reveals 5 Major Economic Shifts

According to the chatbot, ending credit card use would slash consumer spending, hurt banks, kill rewards, weaken credit scores, and boost BNPL adoption.