Equifax Settles: Credit Card Fines Hit $650 Million with a Tail that Could Run 4X
The news of the day is that “Equifax will pay about $650 million — and perhaps much more — to ...
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Ally Oop: Ally Financial Exits Credit Cards and Enters Point of Sale Personal Loans
Ally Financial is a storied company in the U.S., dating back to its founding in 1919 as General Motors Acceptance ...
Minimum Due Credit Card Payments Rise in Canada To Reduce Debt
One of the first things you learn in credit management is that the minimum due payment sets the stage for ...
2Q19 Bank Profits in; Credit Cards Remain Healthy in U.S.
Credit card spending remains strong across major U.S. banks as consumers continue to rely more heavily on credit than debit ...
Another Big Credit Card Investment in Latin America
LAC has always been a unique credit card market. Risks are high, and returns are protected with substantial interest rate ...
Flashback Monday: WSJ 1959 – Credit Cards, Borrowing By Check Grow Rapidly
Today’s WSJ has a supplement to celebrate the newspaper’s 130th anniversary. The section is filled with business coverage dating back ...
Payments Fintech InstaReM Creates API for Companies to Create Own Branded Credit Cards
This brief announcement appears in CrowdFund Insider, featuring a 2014 startup based in Singapore called InstaReM, specializing in cross border ...
Shifting from Credit Cards to Installment Loans, from Sydney to Ho Chi Min City
The take up of installment loans at the point of sale is somewhat of a surprise. Card issuers in the ...
The Chase Sapphire Credit Card: A Victim of Its Own Success?
Chase’s Sapphire card is certainly a success for both cardholders and the nation’s largest credit card issuer. The New York ...
Gambling and Credit Cards: A Toxic Mix Gets Resistance in Australia
The whole gambling thing never made sense. A lottery ticket here and there seems harmless, and once Mega-millions hits the ...
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