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SENS. Bernie Sanders, I-VT.And Josh Hawley, R-MMo, presented a new account of limiting interest rates on Tuesday with 10%, which Trump suggested temporarily during his 2024 presidential campaign.
“During the campaign, President Trump has committed to limit interest rates of a credit card with ten percent,” Sanders recalled in a statement. “Today I am proud to have presented two -sided legislation with Senator Hawley.”
Sanders accused financial institutions that charge over 25 percent of interest rates on credit card “extortion” and “loan loan”.
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“We cannot continue to allow large banks to earn huge profits from the American people. This legislation will provide working families who are struggling to pay their accounts with desperate financial reliefs,” his statement concluded.
The account would limit the rates of 10%, and would immediately be in force and remain in force for five years.
In his own statement, Hawley said: “Working Americans are drowning in debt with a record credit card, while the largest credit card publishers are becoming richer and richer by hiking their interest rates on the moon.”
“It’s not just wrong, it’s exploitation. And you have to finish. Challenging interest rates of credit card at 10%, just like the Trump President’s campaign, is an easy way to provide meaningful relief to working people.”
Trump spoke about restricting a rate during a set of campaigns in September during which he set up his economic plan.
“While the Americans are compensated, we will put a temporary limit for interest rates on a credit card,” he said. “We’ll cover it about 10%. We can’t let them earn 25 and 30%.”
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After Trump has been chosen, Sanders promised to lead the head The legislation for this follows on Tuesday.
The White House was asked if Trump is still considering this action and whether it supports the Senatorial Bill, but did not comment on Fox News Digital on time to publish.