The COVID-19 Recession Begins to Hit Middle-Class Credit Cardholders
While many financial institutions brace for the long-term implications of COVID-19, very few people feel good about the economy. A...
Spirit Airlines: Adding A Second Chance Finance Option
I am still a Delta Airlines fan. Spirit Airlines has never been high on my list. I used the airline twice,...
Airline Co-Branded Rewards: Delta is Ready When Amex Is
Airline rewards are suitable for all players. Consumers love them because they can enable free travel, credit card issuers find loyal...
Think You Have COVID Issues? Look At Market Capitalization for Top Global Banks
It is pretty safe to say that companies and consumers feel the pain of COVID-19, but according to Buy Shares, global...
A New Credit Card Model in Australia: No More Interest, Just Fees
The bank credit card model works well across the world, but repayment terms are not the same everywhere. Many markets...
Credit Card Payment Deferrals: Now What? And, Who Knows?
Payment deferrals were an excellent temporary solution, but the time to pay the piper is soon upon us. The Federal...
Credit Card Lending in a COVID World: Tap the Brakes or No Guts No Glory?
Three unique strategies unfolded in U.S. credit cards this week: Capital One reacted to an unstable economy with the traditional...
Credit Card Delinquency: Anticipate the Uptick
Consumer revolving debt continues to dip, as June’s recently published numbers indicate. The number now sits at $992.4 billion, after sliding...
Credit Card Lenders: When The Fed Worries, So Should You
The most recent minutes published for the FOMC meeting provide a glooming view of economic recovery, which directly affects the...
Amex Buys Kabbage for the Technologies, Not the Loan Book
American Express was brilliant in its acquisition of Kabbage. It bought the technologies, not the loan books. Tech Crunch reports:...
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