The administration is taking aim at credit card interest rates, targeting the current 20-30% charges levied by major financial institutions. This policy shift could reshape consumer credit dynamics and has ripple effects across lending markets. With tighter controls on predatory lending practices, the traditional financial system faces pressure to compete on fairer terms—a landscape crypto enthusiasts have long argued alternative finance systems could better address. Whether this regulation extends to other financial sectors remains to be seen, but it signals growing scrutiny of legacy financial structures and their fee structures.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 8h ago
Finally, someone dares to challenge the banks. 20-30% interest rates are simply outrageous. Traditional finance should be revolutionized.
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DataOnlooker
· 01-10 14:03
20-30% interest rate? That's outrageous. Traditional finance relies on this to exploit people without remorse. Now, finally, someone is taking action.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 01-10 13:53
Credit card debt 20-30%, this is truly robbery, traditional finance is just like this bloodsucking.
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Fren_Not_Food
· 01-10 13:51
Finally, someone is starting to crack down on these vampire banks. A 20-30% interest rate is really outrageous.
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FlyingLeek
· 01-10 13:48
Finally, someone is taking on traditional finance. The 20-30% interest on credit cards is really outrageous, it should have been regulated long ago.
The administration is taking aim at credit card interest rates, targeting the current 20-30% charges levied by major financial institutions. This policy shift could reshape consumer credit dynamics and has ripple effects across lending markets. With tighter controls on predatory lending practices, the traditional financial system faces pressure to compete on fairer terms—a landscape crypto enthusiasts have long argued alternative finance systems could better address. Whether this regulation extends to other financial sectors remains to be seen, but it signals growing scrutiny of legacy financial structures and their fee structures.