QR Codes for Credit Cards in China: A Victim of Their Success?
Here is an exciting story at Seeking Alpha this morning. Just as QR codes have made it inexpensive and easy...
The Apple Credit Card: Trouble in Paradise?
Apple’s credit card mantra, “created by Apple, not a bank” probably missed the mark on credit fundamentals. Perhaps there should...
Disrupted Household Budgets: More Than Credit Card Debt, Look At Auto Loans
Our household has a simple strategy for autos. My wife always gets the new car, the old one ages to...
Getting Past the Wells Fargo Mess: If Charles Scharf Can’t Do It, No One Can
It is hard fathom the shame Wells Fargo brought to the banking business with rogue accounts and shameful practices but...
Exiting Credit Cards in Australia: Installment Loans Squeeze Out ME Bank
Large banks typically have operating advantages against smaller ones. Large banks can securitize debt and reinvest. Large banks tend to...
Cobro Digital in Mexico: (Not) Everyone is Ready, but Here It Comes
Mexico’s Cobro Digital (CoDi) launches on October 1, affecting credit cards, debit cards, and non-cash payments, in a overhaul of...
With Bangladesh on Visa’s Target List, Credit Card QR Codes Are Here, There, and Everywhere
QR codes brought credit card and debit card payments to large, promising markets such as China, India, and Mexico through...
As Thomas Cook Tanks, Credit Cards Can Save the Day
If you are on holiday with 178-year-old British travel company, I hope you paid for the trip with a credit...
Losing Pounds In London: Payment Card Usage Overrides Cash
It always feels nice to have a pocket full of British currency in my wallet. It is more majestic than...
Credit Cards for the Rich and Famous in Taipei
This news story at Taipei Times will not displace the world famous American Express Black Card, but it is worth...
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