Tag: Credit Cards

Buried on page B2 of today’s Wall Street Journal is an interesting factoid.  In 2017, Delta Airlines generated $3 billion ...

If you have adult kids entering the workforce, joining trophy-name companies, you probably have given them the same conversation I’ve ...

The National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions (NAFCU) is forecasting a rise in credit card spending, signaling robust consumer confidence ...

A growing number of Americans are choosing to participate in credit card rewards programs over contributing to 401(k) retirement plans, ...

I admit it.  I didn’t like the thought of the CFPB when it launched during the Obama administration.  But, I ...

On this episode we talk with Stephanie Ericksen, VP of Global Risk Products at Visa about the EMV migration and ...

Biometric credit card technology is revolutionizing the way we approach security and convenience in financial transactions. By incorporating biometric data, ...

Premium travel credit cards continue to evolve as issuers compete for affluent consumers seeking valuable rewards, travel benefits, and exclusive ...

So, the credit card tightening we talked about last year begins, as noted in today’s WSJ.  The article points to ...

Artificial intelligence has been part of credit cards for decades, particularly with tools that support underwriting and fraud management, but ...