Tag: Credit Cards

America is on a trend to go completely cashless. The Hill points out that 40% of American consumers reported to ...

According to a recent article by the Financial Brand, an Accenture report titled, “Payments Get Personal,” issues a warning to ...

Update (2025): When this article was originally published in January 2023, Goldman Sachs was facing mounting losses in its consumer ...

The Durbin Amendment of 2010 regulated interchange fees for debit cards issued by banks with $10 billion or more in ...

Credit card revolving balances hit a historical high, as shown in the Federal Reserve’s most recent update.  Revolving credit card ...

This is the fourth and last article of the four-article series on Next-Gen credit card experiences. The previous three articles ...

Today’s consumers are increasingly looking for products and services that are compatible with their values and lifestyle. This trend isn’t ...

Payment industry pundits and politically motivated legislators should look at the complexities found in Regulation II. Furthermore, they should look ...

We’re continuing our journey down the path of decoding what Digital-First card experiences really mean for Issuers. In the first ...

A credit card charge-off occurs when the account is 180 days delinquent.  At this point, the financial institution must take ...