
I gotta say, 10% interest rate cap sounds pretty cool at first, but then I start thinking about all the implications...

It's like, sure, credit card companies don't wanna make money from all those low-interest loans, but what about people who need access to credit for their businesses or homes?


They're gonna get stuck with higher rates or have trouble getting credit at all. And then there's the whole thing about credit card companies canceling consumer cards...

That could lead to some major financial headaches.
I think what Sanders said is pretty valid, though - a one-year cap isn't enough. We need real change here, not just some short-term fix.

And can we talk about how this whole thing is gonna play out with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau?

It's all so... uncertain.
I do think it's good that Hawley is on board with this idea, though. Maybe this is a step in the right direction after all?

Only time will tell, I guess!
