Credit Card Features: What to Do When Benefits Get Cut
The New York Times tackles a current credit card issue in a story today at its Tech-Node, Wirecutter. It cites...
Credit Bureau Reporting Issue Passes the House: Can We Get this Right Without the Politics?
The credit act is a piece of legislation that aims to protect consumers when it comes to their credit arrangements....
Superbowl Update: Discover Credit Card Says Yes and No
On January 24, we covered Discover’s upcoming plan to advertise during Superbowl LIV. Here is a link to their “Yes”...
Moving past Millennials: Gen Z Offers Opportunity for Credit Card Issuers
The elusive millennial group (consumers born between 1980 and 1994), now aging into their forties, stressed credit card issuers with...
In Credit Cards, Be Careful What You Ask For, And More Careful When You Don’t
It happens to me frequently, and probably to you also. You have a perfectly good credit card with a $10,000...
The Second Amendment, Credit Cards, and Guns
Banks, credit card companies, and retailers have unique insight into the purchasing patterns that can help prevent mass shootings. I...
Superbowl LIV: Watch for San Francisco, Kansas City, and Discover
A moment of diversion from payments before the February 2 game. With the cost of a 30-second commercial at $5.6...
The Verizon Credit Card: Synchrony Kicks Off 2020 With a Big Win
2019 was a significant year for Synchrony. The company was selected by Venmo to issue a credit card, created an...
Targeting Perma-Debt, U.K. Banks Get Serious About Credit Card Minimum Dues
In the U.K., it is called 'persistent' credit card debt, but the U.S. credit card companies use a better phrase:...
Make Hay While the Sun Shines: Focus on Prime and Super-Prime Credit Cards, Shield Against Risk
Credit card bankers are not in agreement regarding when the economy will shift into a downturn. For some, everything is...
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