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10 percent cap on rates?

The credit card lenders will drop like 2/3 of their clients that are no longer worth the risk. I have a few family members that will be included in that list so I say let's go :marseyletsgo:

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No way, these rslurs are financing my 2% points :tayaaa:

Charge 'em 40% and let them eat their sneakers and rims.

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I read at one point that credit card companies segregate card holders into groups, and aim to make a profit on each groups. The people that use their card for groceries and pay it off in full at the end of the month and the people that put the down payment on a car with a credit card and pay the minimum payment every month are two entirely separate groups. Credit cards charge merchants a fee, so the two percent is them passing some of the fee back to you, not them giving you a portion of the profit they earned on another group. However, that 2% back is a tax on poors without credit cards, which will be an even larger group if trump follows through, so you're still in luck to screw over poors :marseythumbsup:

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money is fungible. poors finance my vacations :tayshrug:

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In a world without them, you would just pay 3-4% less by default on things and save that vacation money yourself.

Let companies keep their 30% poor tax, but also break up the payment processing cartel.

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In 2004 I had 30k in credit cards with 4% a interest rate as a college student while also not working.

If you think they're adverse to risk you must be an r-slur or some 20 something who doesn't know how the world works.

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