Economic Stimulus: Running on Empty or Saving the Credit Card Consumer?
The trigger date to end the $600 per week unemployment stimulus is a week away, and as Congress looks for...
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Temporary, Trending, and Permanent Shifts in the Credit Card Landscape Due to COVID:
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Current Expected Credit Losses: The Credit Card Industry is Lucky the Regulation was in Place
Mercator Advisory Group's early view on Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) was that the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) would...
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Bank Dividends and Credit Cards: New Limits Protect but Reduce Investor Returns
The term “widow and orphan stock” dates back to the 1930’s and is used to describe “mature companies with fat...
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Of the 355 Million Rewards Card Accounts, How Many Are at Risk Due to COVID?
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Four Major Consumer Objections Will Transform the Credit Card Landscape:
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Questioning Quebec: Is Now a Good Time to Raise Credit Card Minimum Due Payments?
From the looks of things, our Canadian neighbors are in the same rugged shape as the United States when it...
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Credit Card Rewards Might Be COVID-19’s Next Victim:
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Credit Card Payment Holidays: The Day of Reckoning is Upon Us
Payment holidays, also known as payment deferrals or forbearances, were an excellent way to stabilize the payments industry as COVID-19...
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Welcome to the New Era of Credit Card Rewards:
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