Washington Today (3-5-24): President Biden announces $8 limit on credit card late fees
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44:27Now PlayingWashington Today (3-5-24): President Biden announces $8 limit on credit card late fees
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as posted by the channelPresident Joe Biden announces a rule to cap credit card late fees at $8, versus the current average of $32, and a Justice Department-Federal Trade Commission-led Strike Force on Unfair & Illegal Pricing.
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