Credit Card Institutions

Trump floats 10% credit card rate cap

Who Wins and Who Loses If a 10% Cap on Credit Card Interest Rates Moves Forward

Credit card issuers may choose to continue to lend to borrowers with good or better credit scores if a 10% cap gains traction with legislators. But the terms of the card programs they may offer under a 10% cap would likely be far less favorable to cardholders than they are today.

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Contributor: The weird bipartisan alliance to cap credit card rates is onto something

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President Trump demands credit card companies cap interest rates at 10%, but here’s why you shouldn’t wait on Washington to get relief

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Bank of America and Citi Explore Offering Credit Cards with 10% Interest Rates

Bank of America and Citigroup are separately considering offering a credit card with a 10% interest rate, according to a ...

Why A Fintech Unicorn Is Donating Millions To Start A Credit Union

Aven, a startup valued at $2 billion that offers a home equity line of credit (HELOC) through a credit card, says credit ...

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Understanding Credit Card Funding: Benefits and Risks

Discover how credit card funding can support new businesses or ventures, its pros and cons, and why traditional loan alternatives may be beneficial.

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CNBC’s best 0% APR credit cards of 2024

CNBC Select compares this year's best 0% APR credit cards so you can avoid interest charges and maximize savings.

Why we think the new Bilt credit cards are too complex for most people

Bilt, known for earning points on rent and now on mortgages, has three new cards. We evaluate if they make sense for most consumers and look at alternatives.

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