Tag: Federal Government

Explore how the federal government regulates the payments and banking industry, implementing policies that ensure financial stability, consumer protection, and secure transactions across financial systems.

Will the Federal Government Mandate a Digital Bank Account?

by Sarah Grotta

March 27, 2020

One version of the House of Representatives bill for COVID-19 relief included a provision that would create a free account ...

Depositing a Check in the Age of Shelter in Place

by Pete Reville

March 18, 2020

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the U.S. government is contemplating sending Americans $1,000 to help ease the financial burden ...

Economic Stimulus: Running on Empty or Saving the Credit Card Consumer?

How A Government Shutdown Hurts Federal Workers Financially

by Luke Babich

February 14, 2019

While it appears lawmakers in Congress are backing a bipartisan border deal to fund the government after a three-week truce, ...

Amazon’s Finance Ambitions Are Drawing Attention From the Fed

by Steve Murphy

May 24, 2018

In this referenced posting from Bloomberg, the authors review the apparent news that the Fed’s vice chair for regulation (a ...

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Tag: Federal Government

Will the Federal Government Mandate a Digital Bank Account?

Depositing a Check in the Age of Shelter in Place

How A Government Shutdown Hurts Federal Workers Financially

Amazon’s Finance Ambitions Are Drawing Attention From the Fed

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