Credit Card Interest Rate Cap: What a 10 Percent Limit Would Actually Mean for You
You carry a $500 balance on a card charging 24 percent interest. Congress has debated a 10 percent credit card interest rate cap since early 2025. A new poll shows most voters want that cap. The bill still sits in committee, untouched since its introduction. Here is what a 10 percent cap would change, and […] The post Credit Card Interest Rate Cap: What a 10 Percent Limit Would Actually Mean for…
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