Trump credit card rate cap 10 percent proposal questioned

Economists question whether a strict 10 percent credit card rate cap would protect consumers or push risky borrowers toward more expensive alternatives.

Economists question whether a strict 10 percent credit card rate cap would protect consumers or push risky borrowers toward more expensive alternatives.

Trump's 10% credit card rate cap proposal draws warnings that capping rates could restrict credit access to subprime borrowers and shift costs toward hidden fees.

President Trump's plan increases the child tax credit from $2,000 to $2,200 per eligible child beginning in 2026, with the increase pegged to inflation.

The Trump administration has effectively ended the federal EV tax credit that has been a cornerstone of electric vehicle incentives since 2009.

Credit card APRs track the Federal Reserve because card issuers use a formula that ties directly to the Fed's benchmark rate: Credit card APR equals the...

Despite headlines suggesting the Trump administration eliminated the federal child tax credit, that's not what happened.

Credit card companies have pushed interest rates to near-record levels, with average APRs now hovering between 22.12% and 22.

President Trump has claimed that credit card delinquencies are surging, but the latest data tells a more complicated story.

Trump has not promised to cancel federal housing tax credits. In fact, the opposite is true: the Trump administration signed a sweeping reconciliation...

Trump's claim that credit card fees are at their "highest ever" is supported by concrete data from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.