Uber Credit Card: No Fees, No Surge Pricing
Credit card issuers are nearly out of new co-brand partners, which is why Citi’s Costco win last year was significant. ...
Pence Steps In on Credit Card Arbitration Rule
John Adams was the first Vice President to break a tie in US Senate voting back in 1789, and it...
Killing the Pay Day Loan Business: Consumer Risk or Credit Card Opportunity
A classic mantra in credit is to not lend money to someone who needs it. When people get desperate and...
Global Credit Card Growth: How Long Can US Consumers Drive It
It is interesting to watch emerging economies take up credit cards as we did in a recent research note on...
Another Love-Hate Merchant Credit Card Fight Advances
Credit cards are one of the most convenient ways to pay for purchases large and small. But how do they...
Rising Credit Card Delinquencies, Falling Profits
Third quarter 2017 credit card results filter in this week, and issuers are indeed beginning to circle the wagons in...
The British are Dunning, The British are Dunning: The UK Tightens Up Card Lending
One of the most important financial decisions you can make is whether to take out a loan. Loans can provide...
Credit Scoring: Rocket Science in Developing Countries
This piece on credit scoring in India coincides nicely with the latest Mercator Advisory Group research titled “Brazil, Russia, India...
OK, Kids, a Little Credit Card Debt Will Not Hurt You
It seems counterintuitive, but it is time to have a financial talk with your millennial adult children. Some debt is...
Credit Bureau Investigations Get Nasty: “I Can’t Fix Stupid”
Now, comes Equifax’ Richard F. Smith, in front of a Congressional investigation committee, on the same day Wells Fargo sits...
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