#BREAKING
🚨 THE CREDIT CARD SHAKE-UP 🇺🇸💣
For years, credit card giants have quietly crushed the middle class with 20–30% interest rates, trapping households in endless debt cycles. That era may be ending.
President Donald Trump just announced a 10% cap on all credit card interest, set to take effect January 20, 2026 — and it’s sending shockwaves through the financial system.
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💥 Why this matters:
Americans pay over $100B every year in credit card interest alone. Slashing rates nearly in half is like removing a massive hidden tax overnight — instant relief for millions of families.
Trump calls it “structural liquidation of the banking sector’s invisible profits.” Translation? The easy money era for lenders just took a serious hit.
🌍 Potential ripple effects:
💸 More cash stays with consumers → stronger spending power
🏦 Banks face margin pressure → tighter credit in the short term
🛡️ Middle class finally gains leverage after decades of financial imbalance
This isn’t just a policy tweak — it’s a power shift from Wall Street to Main Street. If executed well, it could fuel consumer demand, shake up lending models, and influence stocks, housing, and risk assets across the board.
The global markets are watching closely. The rules of the game may have just changed.
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