US #TreasuryBond Review $TLT $IEF - Capping Credit Card Rates, Selling Easy Solutions To Public

US Bonds Review

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Capping Credit Card Rates, Selling Easy Solutions To Public

U.S. President Donald Trump said he would seek a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10% starting Jan. 20, but offered no details on how it would be implemented or enforced. While the proposal was a campaign pledge, analysts and lawmakers note that such a cap would require congressional approval. Democrats and Republicans have expressed concern over high rates, and bipartisan bills proposing a 10% cap have been introduced but not passed. Critics, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, said Trump’s call is meaningless without legislation, while banking groups warned a cap could reduce credit availability. Major banks declined to comment, and the White House provided no further clarification.

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