Walgreens: Embedding Financial Services Into Healthcare
Walgreens now might be able to help with consumer financial health. The firm filled 19.1% of U.S. prescriptions, behind CVS. ...
U.S. Credit Cards: Steady, Profitable, and Back to Business Through 1H21
If you are going to monitor economic health, consumer confidence, and the long-range perspective on retail payments, the credit card...
Revolving Credit Card Debt: Is $1 Trillion the Max We Can Handle?
One trillion is a large number. When it represents the amount of consumer debt in the United States, each of...
Citi: Never Sleeping in Australia Consumer Lending, Credit Cards, or BNPL
Citi has a storied history in retail banking, or personal finance, in the days before electronic banking. Whether the business...
Square and Afterpay: A Near Perfect Marriage
There probably will not be dancing in the streets of Melbourne, with the latest COVID lockdown, but you can be...
Credit Card Interest Rates: Well-Intended, But Asking the Wrong People
The Senate Banking Committee holds a hearing about interest rate caps on July 29. The title is ominous: "Protecting Americans...
In Credit Cards, the Issue Is No Longer Spending; It Is Borrowing
Today's WSJ addresses the problem du jour for the credit card industry. Spending is back in vogue, but borrowing has not...
Happy Days are Here Again in Credit Cards at American Express
As the Associated Press reports, second-quarter results are in for many issuers, and life is grand at American Express. According...
Visa: More Than Credit Cards; It Is “Trust, Security, Acceptance, and Inclusion.”
Visa's tagline positions the firm for its global presence. There is a long history of flourishing, catchy phrases. In 2006, it...
Shuffling Cards: The First of Many Credit Card Revamps
Top credit card issuers shuffle their offers in an attempt to reignite credit card payments. Here are five top card...
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