What would be the impact of a credit card interest rate cap?
- New legislation introduced by Senators Bernie Sanders and Josh Hawley aims to cap credit card interest rates at 10% for five years after enactment, supported by President Donald Trump's campaign pledge.
- Leading trade groups oppose the proposed 10% cap, citing research that government price setting can harm consumers by limiting credit access.
- Senator Bernie Sanders accused financial institutions of 'extortion' for charging interest rates over 25%, while Senator Josh Hawley described high rates as 'exploitative'.
- Matt Schulz from LendingTree noted that credit card rate caps are popular but face significant opposition, stating that 76% of those who requested lower rates received them.
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