Could The Trump Administration Cap Annual Credit Card Interest Rates At 10%?; Financial Institutions Could Be Required To Return Monthly Interest Payments Greater Than 10% For The Past 5 Years Back To Credit Card Holders In The Form Of Dividend Checks Directly From The Financial Institution

Published Aug 30, 2025, at 2:44 PM

Could The Trump Administration Cap Annual Credit Card Interest Rates At 10%?; Financial Institutions Could Be Required To Return Monthly Interest Payments Greater Than 10% For The Past 5 Years Back To Credit Card Holders In The Form Of Dividend Checks Directly From The Financial Institution

LAS VEGAS (LVPR) - President Trump is working to get America's economy moving. One plan being looked at in the Trump Administration is different ways to stimulate the economy. Another form of stimulation would be to cap credit card interest rates at 10%. Once a cap is in place, let's say for the next 3 years, financial institutions could be required to return annual interest payments greater than 10% starting with the past 5 years back to credit card holders in the form of dividend checks issued directly from the financial institution to the holder.

The existing fractional reserve banking system setup in 1913 under the Federal Reserve Act shows all the original creators to the act have croaked. There's no reason to maintain the 90+ year old system of Federal Rerserve notes and the United States could easily be placed back onto U.S. Treasury notes and gold standard like it was before 1912.

The first plan of making that happen could be a Presidential Proclamation and Presidential Executive Order by President Trump under the ursury or the usurtonic event that has happened to the United States from 1913 until 2025 by capping the credit card interest at 10%. Let's say you had a credit card for the past 5 years and the credit card interest rate has been 27% for each of those past 5 years. The credit card beginning on Januay 1, 2026 would have it's annual interest rate adjusted down to 10%. Because of the ursury and usurtonic events of the past 90+ years as the financial system is switched back over to U.S. Treasury notes, your credit card financial institution would be required to send the credit card holder a dividend check in the amount of 27% - 10% = 17% multipled by 5 years of the interest payments you made to your financial institution.

The plan calculates further to work like this.

For instance, let's say you paid credit card interest of $3000 in 2021, $3000 in 2022, $3000 in 2023, $3000 in 2024 and $3000 in 2025 on a 27% annual rate for each of those years with a new 10% annual interest rate for 2026, your dividend check would be calculated as $3000 X 17% = $510 in 2021, $3000 X 17% = $510 in 2022, $3000 X 17% = $510 in 2023, $3000 X 17% = $510 in 2024 and $3000 X 17% = $510 in 2025. Your total dividend check would be $510 X 5 years = $2550. The credit card financial institution could be required to process additional dividend checks all the way back to when you originally opened the credit card account at the institution.

It's as simple as that on the reset of America's financial institutions to get the American economy moving even further as every little bit helps.

And you can take that to the bank - in the form of depositing your credit card financial institutions dividend check that you have earned for being raped through ursury by a bunch of greedy bastards who don't have your best interests at heart. You'll watch your bank account go back up while you watch the greedy ones start flying out of New York skyscrapers in the coming months like 1929 and the fractional reserve Federal Rerserve system vaporize. We, The People, right? And why not?

Last Updated: August 30, 2025 3:16 PM PST