Interest Rate Risk Explained

Trump's 10% credit card rate cap

Trump’s 10% credit card rate cap explained: Are Visa, Mastercard, American Express at risk?

President Donald Trump has said he plans to cap credit card interest rates at 10% for one year, and the rule would likely go into effect later this month. ・Trump’s plan would rein in interest income for the financial services sector.

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Explained | Americans ‘ripped off’ by credit card companies: Is Trump’s 10% interest cap a debt solution or political promise?

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Short-term relief or long-term risk? Trump’s proposed credit card rate cap explained

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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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US House Speaker Johnson Says Credit Card Rate Cap Should Be Looked Into by Congress

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Republicans Aren't Interested In Trump's Idea To Cap Credit Card Interest Rates

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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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JPMorgan says Trump's credit card cap would hurt consumers and the economy

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Dimon warns Trump’s criticism of Fed’s Powell could boost inflation

How Banks Determine Loan Interest Rates: Key Factors Explained

Discover how banks set loan interest rates, from Federal Reserve policies to market trends and borrower creditworthiness, for better financial decisions.

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I Asked ChatGPT To Explain How Interest Rates Work Like I’m 12 — Here’s What It Said

Interest rates affect many of Americans’ financial moves, yet you might not really know how they work. You’re probably most familiar with interest rates as the figure that makes your credit card bills and loans cost more money over time, but it’s a ...

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Investing in 2026: What should be your fixed income allocation strategy? Explained

Fixed income is for stability. In 2025, interest rates on fixed deposits fell, while yields on government bonds increased. The interest rates on corporate bonds saw some moderation but held steady.

Understanding Perpetual Subordinated Loans: Benefits & Risks Explained

Discover what perpetual subordinated loans are, their financial benefits, potential risks, and how they differ from other debt types in this comprehensive guide.