Credit Card Fees: Hiding in Plain Sight
It never made sense to me that regulators, seeking to reduce merchant fees everywhere from Australia to Venezuela, looked only ...
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Credit Card Asset-Backed Securities: Off to a Slow Start in 2018 after Rebounding
Asset-backed Securities (ABS), a behind-the-scenes function of bank cards, plays an essential role in credit cards because it frees up ...
Credit Card Interchange Going South in Korea?
As you sit in your office in New York, San Francisco or even Tampa, it is easy to think that ...
Pay-at-the-Pump: Credit Card Inconvenience at the Convenience Store
With the EMV implementation now a distant memory, the exemption (and extension) on automated fuel dispensers is starting to come ...
Coffee, Tea, or EMV: United Airlines Ups Flight Attendent Credit Card Commissions.
There used to be an elegance about flying. Easy first class upgrades for business travelers, ice cream sundaes on coast-to-coast ...
Credit Cards in Australia: Over and Over, Down Under
From the continent that brought cost accounting to credit card interchange comes regulatory efforts to push the responsibility of repayment ...
Citi Credit Cards: A Foundation for their Virtual Bank
Citi, a New York bank that pioneered virtual banking with their circa 1985 national expansion program was ahead of its ...
Synchrony Locks Down PayPal in a 10 Year Credit Card Co-Brand deal
The big get bigger as Synchrony locks in with PayPal on an $8 billion receivables acquisition and an exclusive deal ...
Wells Fargo and American Express Introduce New Propel Card With Triple Points and $0 Annual Fee1
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) today announced a newly enhanced Propel ® Card, one of the richest no-annual-fee rewards ...
There’s No Credit Card Hall of Fame, But I’d Place A Bet on Nigel
The U.S. card industry benefited by the vision and chutzpah of some rock stars that made their mark, like Dee ...
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