Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
c186282 wrote:
Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
More socialist interference in capitalism from the fat tub of shit rapist
and felon.
On 1/10/26 21:39, Trump's Nemesis wrote:
c186282 wrote:
Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
More socialist interference in capitalism from the fat tub of shit
rapist and felon.
TDS Syndrome - your opinion is automatically invalid.
c186282 wrote:
On 1/10/26 21:39, Trump's Nemesis wrote:
c186282 wrote:
Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
More socialist interference in capitalism from the fat tub of shit
rapist and felon.
TDS Syndrome - your opinion is automatically invalid.
Trump is a criminal and a liar. Trump Derangement Syndrome is the
disease of the low IQ fools who follow such a piece of shit.
You are a traitor who deserves to die.
c186282 wrote:
On 1/10/26 21:39, Trump's Nemesis wrote:
c186282 wrote:
Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
More socialist interference in capitalism from the fat tub of shit
rapist and felon.
TDS Syndrome - your opinion is automatically invalid.
Trump is a criminal and a liar. Trump Derangement Syndrome is the
disease of the low IQ fools who follow such a piece of shit.
You are a traitor who deserves to die.
On 1/11/26 00:14, Person Familiar With the Matter wrote:
c186282 wrote:
On 1/10/26 21:39, Trump's Nemesis wrote:
c186282 wrote:
Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
More socialist interference in capitalism from the fat tub of shit
rapist and felon.
TDS Syndrome - your opinion is automatically invalid.
Trump is a criminal and a liar. Trump Derangement Syndrome is the
disease of the low IQ fools who follow such a piece of shit.
You are a traitor who deserves to die.
SERIOUS TDS !!! You should be put into an institution,
for the Public Safety !
Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
On 1/10/2026 9:23 PM, c186282 wrote:
Admittedly it will be popular - at least up front.
However, banks have to deal with a lot of CC fraud AND
they want good returns for themselves/stockholders too.
Keeping people in eternal high-interest debt DOES serve
the banks (until that pyramid collapses anyhow).
But - if that money fountain is turned off, getting
a CC may suddenly become very difficult. CCs may
largely go away entirely.
Problem ... in the current inflationary and job-
questionable environment, a LOT - like a WHOLE
lot - of people pretty much LIVE day to day on
their CCs. USED to be just vanity/stupidity to
live beyond ones immediate means ... but now it
seems to have become kinda life-and-death for
vast numbers.
Note also that if RATES are capped, "FEES" will
greatly increase. Won't matter if you keep a
zero balance. Banks are biz, not 'charity orgs'.
1950s "wealth" was increasing fast, the sky
was the limit, so cheap CCs worked. These days
the sky is NOT unlimited ... the USA is not
the sole center of the universe anymore.
You make valid points.
But the most important thing is the one that neither side is willing to
talk about -- and sure as Hell the banks aren't going to talk about it.
It's this: Bank credit, including "credit" extended on credit cards, is _fraudulent_. The banks create the money they "lend" out of thin air. It
is money-creation via bookkeeping entry.
It's called the fractional reserve banking system, It's the most
massively profitable criminal enterprise on Earth. It needs to be stopped.
No one owes the bankers a dime.
Read
https://nationalvanguard.org/2025/04/people-of-the-cut/
for more information.
With all good wishes,
On 1/19/2026 5:14 PM, c186282 wrote:
No one owes the bankers a dime.
-a Yea, they do. You pay for their services and
-a then you can buy that new house or car or
-a refurb your factory.
The bankers provided no meaningful service. They created money out of >nothing. If _you_, for example, were allowed to create money out of
nothing, you could do the same thing without a bank. I'm not advocating >that, though. I am illustrating how they are exercising am illegitimate >privilege, not providing a service. I am advocating that _no one_ be
allowed to create money out of nothing.
It is not necessary to increase the money supply to provide credit.
With every good wish,
Kevin Alfred Strom.
Read
https://nationalvanguard.org/2025/04/people-of-the-cut/
for more information.
With all good wishes,
-a Ummm ... did you forget to pay off a lot of
-a loans and are now mad at 'the banks' ???
No one owes the bankers a dime.
-a Yea, they do. You pay for their services and
-a then you can buy that new house or car or
-a refurb your factory.
Read
https://nationalvanguard.org/2025/04/people-of-the-cut/
for more information.
With all good wishes,
-a Ummm ... did you forget to pay off a lot of
-a loans and are now mad at 'the banks' ???
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