Trump's pushing credit card companies hard to slash interest rates down to 10% — and the deadline is January 20. What's the catch? Here's how this could reshape your debt strategy, rewards game, and overall wallet situation. The pressure campaign targets the big players in the credit card space, with the Jan. 20 date acting as a critical inflection point. For anyone carrying balances, this matters. Lower rates mean less bleeding money to interest charges. But will the industry actually move? That's the real question. Some say it's posturing, others see genuine disruption potential. Either way, it's changing the conversation around consumer credit costs and forcing conversations nobody expected in 2025.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 16h ago
10% interest rate? Ha, I doubt these big shots will obediently listen.
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Deadlines and pressure again, that’s really their style over there in the US.
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Instead of hoping for a rate cut, it’s better to clear your balance first.
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Sounds great, but will the banks really move? I don’t believe it.
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If they can really cut it to 10%, that’s ridiculous. It feels more like a political show.
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Huh, can this really be changed just by a date? That’s a bit naive.
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Why do they keep doing these pressure marketing tactics? Just change it directly, and it’s done.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 16h ago
10% interest rate? This guy probably wants to give the credit card company a major overhaul, really daring to say that.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 16h ago
10% interest rate? Laughable, it's just another empty promise.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 16h ago
Haha, a 10% interest rate? How many newbies would it take to earn that? That's hilarious.
Trump's pushing credit card companies hard to slash interest rates down to 10% — and the deadline is January 20. What's the catch? Here's how this could reshape your debt strategy, rewards game, and overall wallet situation. The pressure campaign targets the big players in the credit card space, with the Jan. 20 date acting as a critical inflection point. For anyone carrying balances, this matters. Lower rates mean less bleeding money to interest charges. But will the industry actually move? That's the real question. Some say it's posturing, others see genuine disruption potential. Either way, it's changing the conversation around consumer credit costs and forcing conversations nobody expected in 2025.