Credit Card Gloom and Doom: It Depends Whom You Ask
Today’s WSJ has an optimistic view of consumer credit amidst the current recession. It appears a bit too rosy. Is it that ...
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US Investment-Grade Corporate Issuance Has Topped $1 Trillion. Is There Cause for Concern?
Today's post is based on an interesting piece, published by Advisor Perspectives, geared towards those who follow the capital markets ...
On Deck, On the Ropes: Credit Card Issuers Can Breathe Easier
Mercator Advisory Group's December 2019 Viewpoint, Credit Card Lenders: Hone Strategies and Do Not Let Fintechs Scare You, raised a ...
Questioning Quebec: Is Now a Good Time to Raise Credit Card Minimum Due Payments?
From the looks of things, our Canadian neighbors are in the same rugged shape as the United States when it ...
Credit Card Payment Holidays: The Day of Reckoning is Upon Us
Payment holidays, also known as payment deferrals or forbearances, were an excellent way to stabilize the payments industry as COVID-19 ...
Unemployment and Credit Losses: Enough to Force Change in Credit Policy through 2022?
An observation Mercator Advisory Group made in our May 2020 review of COVID-19 and payments is the close alignment of ...
Credit Union Results: Struggling With a Purpose
Credit Unions are a fascinating aspect of financial services. Rather than running as private, for profit financial institutions, credit unions ...
Intelligent Credit Risk Management and Delinquency
Consumers have been taking advantage of low interest rates to borrow money, but recent trends show that an increasing number ...
Pre-COVID-19, What Percentage of Consumers Were Satisfied with Their Ability to Pay Bills?
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What Kind of Impact Will Coronavirus Have on Americans When it Comes to Finances, Job Security?
At the time of this writing, there have been over 414,000 cases and more than 18,500 deaths worldwide due to ...
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