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		<title>By: Topics about Creditcards &#187; Archive &#187; How High Will Your Credit Card Rate Go?</title>
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		<description>[...] Matadors Money Matters placed an observative post today on How High Will Your Credit Card Rate Go?Here&#8217;s a quick excerptYesterday I watched President Obama speak and field questions from residents at the Town Hall meeting in Orange County. An attendee asked the President a very good question: “Why aren’t there interest rate caps (the maximum amount of interest that credit card lenders can charge) on credit cards? Why are some cards as high as 30% because I missed a payment?” Obama responded that he agrees and that there should be some federal regulation involved. As I watched, my inner voice was screaming: “M [...]</description>
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		<description>[...] Matadors Money Matters added an interesting post on How High Will Your Credit Card Rate Go?Here&#8217;s a small excerptYesterday I watched President Obama speak and field questions from residents at the Town Hall meeting in Orange County. An attendee asked the President a very good question: “Why aren’t there interest rate caps (the maximum amount of interest that credit card lenders can charge) on credit cards? Why are some cards as high as 30% because I missed a payment?” Obama responded that he agrees and that there should be some federal regulation involved. As I watched, my inner voice was screaming: “M [...]</description>
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