What cap can servicemembers request on interest rates for qualifying debts during military obligations?

Servicemembers can request a cap on interest rates for qualifying debts during their military service at a rate of 6%. This provision is part of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), which aims to protect active duty servicemembers from financial burdens while they are serving. The act allows servicemembers to have their interest rates reduced to 6% for debts that were incurred before entering military service, including credit cards, mortgages, and auto loans. This reduction can significantly ease the financial strain on military families and helps ensure that servicemembers can focus on their duties without undue financial stress.