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Democratic senators introduce bill to lower credit card late fee cap

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Three Democratic senators have introduced legislation to lower the cap on credit card late fees to $8; this rule was previously implemented during the Biden administration.

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Original Source Material

Three Democratic senators have introduced legislation to revive a Biden-era rule that would lower the cap on credit card late fees to $8. The post Democratic senators introduce bill to lower credit card late fee cap appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .