DOGE Cancels Over 200,000 Federal Credit Cards After $40 Billion Spending Through 90 Million Transactions

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Updated Mar 11, 2025, 04:22 PM

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has canceled over 200,000 federal government credit cards associated with more than a dozen agencies. This decision follows an audit that revealed many of these cards were either unused or unnecessary. The move aims to curb excessive government spending, which totaled approximately $40 billion through 90 million transactions in fiscal year 2024. Reports indicate that there are twice as many government credit cards as there are government employees, highlighting a potential inefficiency in federal spending practices.

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Rep. Wesley Hunt Press Office

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🔥 DOGE cancels over 200,000 credit cards linked to federal agencies. FY24 credit card usage totaled around $40 BILLION worth of spending through 90 MILLION transactions! https://t.co/0hjG6WIouk

Bo Loudon

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🚨BREAKING: DOGE just disabled over 200,000 credit cards for over a dozen federal agencies due to an audit showing they were unnecessary or unused.

Breanna Morello

@BreannaMorello

🚨JUST IN🚨 DOGE has disabled over 200,000 credit cards associated with more than a dozen federal agencies after an audit indicated they were either unused or unnecessary.