Rushing into Payments: Russian Countersteps against U.S. Sanctions
If you were going have project plan on how to invade a neighboring country, one of the principal factors to ...
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International Credit Cards in Russia: Nyet
If the U.S. State Department's latest advisory of "Level 4: Do Not Travel" doesn't stop you from visiting the Kremlin ...
Credit Unions: Where the Money Is
The latest report by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) indicates that unsecured personal loans outpaced credit card volumes. Credit ...
Credit Card Interest Rates Marching Up?
The prime rate has been sitting at 3.25% since March 2020. The rate is a historic low, illustrated at a ...
Co-branded Credit Cards: Citi Scores and Barclays Opens a New Channel
Co-branded credit cards are off to a strong start in 2022 as top issuers rebuild their card portfolios. In July, ...
How Canadian Consumers with Multiple Credit Cards Decide Which Card to Use:
Don’t miss another episode of Truth In Data! Click on the red bell in the lower-left of your screen to ...
Financial Inclusion: Regulators Must Harmonize Goals for CC’s & Lending
There’s plenty in the press on financial inclusion and ways to embrace the under-and-unbanked. Yesterday’s discussion on a solid solution ...
CFPB and Credit Cards: Proceed with Caution
A post at the CFPB blogsite indicated that the regulator would soon be reviewing the inner workings of the credit ...
Co-Brands: Chase Wins, Capital One Scores, Alliance Data Slips
Credit card co-brands are essential because they can add scale to issuers who manage the relationships. When properly engineered, programs ...
Amazon, Visa, and the UK: Credit Card Retail Wars and My Rewards
It isn't like the cola wars, where Mastercard and Visa are fighting for turf like Coke and Pepsi, but rather ...
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