Elizabeth Warren Says Trump's Unfulfilled 10% Credit Card Rate Promise Has Cost Families $55B: The President Is 'Letting Wall Street Pad Its Profits'
Sen. Elizabeth Warren says President Donald Trump has cost families $55 billion by delaying the 10% credit card cap.
A senator is saying that credit card companies have made extra money because a promised rule limiting interest rates hasn't happened yet. When rules get delayed, it can change how much companies earn and what bills feel like for regular people.
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