Tag: Credit Card

Yesterday the Fed Funds rate climbed 0.50%, on top of March 17th’s 0.25% increase, which now brings the prime to ...

Many question the promises and results of the original Durbin Amendment, which grew out of the Great Recession. The Credit ...

Interchange rates are the fees that merchants pay to card issuers for the acceptance of credit and debit cards. These ...

Businesses hoping to issue personalized credit cards – rejoice! There is a great way to provide U.S. cardholders access to ...

BNPL is not the only borrowing tool revived from the annals of banking. This time, it is Installment loans. Just ...

There comes a point where the cost of collections exceeds the probability of repayment. Some sophisticated credit card issuers do ...

You lived through one of the 21st century's three recessions if you are reading this. First in 2001 came from ...

The Central Bank of Russia launched the Mir payment card following sanctions from the 2014 Crimean War. Mastercard and Visa ...

1Q22 results show that Russian exposure affected net revenue at some top banks, but credit cards performed well. Bloomberg reported: ...