Credit Cards in Venezuela: Bring Cash, Lots of It
Venezuela is in turmoil. Even the official United Nations news agency noted “The UN refugee agency says that the “majority” ...
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Credit Cards in South Africa: Slow Down, You Move Too Fast
South Africa, a sovereign entity that exited British Rule in 1961 has seen economic (and political) ups and downs over ...
Credit Cards as Political Weapons: The Venezuelan Strategy
Credit and Debit cards are one of the few financial items not included in recent sanctions against Venezuela and Nichols ...
Credit Cards in England: Is London Stalling?
Brexit, saturated debt, signs of inflation. All topics come to mind this eighteen of April in 2019, as the Bank ...
Installment Loans: Credit Card Acquistion Tool, Retention Product or FinTech Line of Defense
Credit card issuers that dominate the industry, such as American Express, Chase and Citi have no intention of ceding the ...
The Death of Credit Unions and Community Banking: Greatly Exaggerated
Driving back from my local community bank, where the teller who issued a bank check for a new car I ...
Are 18-24 Year Olds More or Less Likely to Value Loyalty Programs?
Don’t miss another episode of Truth In Data! Click on the red bell in the lower left corner of your ...
Credit Cards Gone Wild: Cincinatti Based Kroger Rejects Visa Credit Cards
In one of the most ungracious comments by a corporate executive in recent years, Kroger CFO Mike Schlotman says in ...
Confessions of a Loyalty Mensch: Retailer Loyalty Programs Outside the Realm of Private Label Credit Cards
Retail Dive looks at changes in retailer loyalty programs, a topic that is always of interest, both to analysts and ...
Millenials Are Less Likely Than Older Adults to Use Credit Cards, But Not For Lack of Access
An article published today by a NerdWallet contributor contends that millenials’ dislike of credit cards is exaggerated and caused by ...
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