Capital One will reportedly pay $425 million and pay higher interest rates on certain accounts to settle a class action lawsuit alleging that depositors were cheated out of high interest rates.
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Capital One Finance has agreed to pay $425 million over claims it misled consumers about a high-yield savings program.
Shares of Capital One plunged more than 7%, while Citigroup slid over 3% and JPMorgan Chase fell about 2%.
A federal judge granted ​preliminary approval on ‌Monday to Capital One's revised $425 million class action settlement with depositors ‌who said they were cheated ​out of high interest rates,

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Most credit card lenders saw their stocks struggle today after President Trump announced a potential 10% interest rate cap on credit card balances. Trump said he plans to implement the interest rate c
Trump called for the one-year cap on credit card interest rates on Friday night, but it was not immediately clear how he could enact this policy. “Please be informed that we will no longer let the A
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Trump's proposed 10% credit-card rate cap could squeeze issuers like Capital One while leaving payment networks less exposed for a year.
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President Donald Trump says credit-card lenders would break the law if they don't cap interest rates at 10% for one year. Bloomberg's Paige Smith reports.
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