Bankers associations urge Congress to reject credit card routing bill
A proposed bill to impose network routing requirements on banks that issue credit cards is anti-consumer, anti-competitive and will harm ...
Tag: Credit cards
Engaging cardholders: It’s a digital issue
The more card issuers can do to digitally empower cardholders, the more likely the card will be used, building loyalty ...
ABA, associations: CFPB proposal would limit credit access
The CFPB’s “untested and unvalidated assumptions” about credit card late fees are wrong, particularly about the deterrence effect of late ...
SBA Advocacy: CFPB late fee proposal’s deficiencies warrant small issuer pause
The CFPB's proposal to overhaul the safe harbor dollar amount for credit card late fees lacks evidence to support its ...
ABA, associations: Regulatory overreach could reduce credit access
Credit cards are a safe, accessible and affordable form of consumer credit, but that could be at risk if CFPB ...
ABA, trade groups seek extension on credit card plans survey
ABA and three banking and credit union associations requested a deadline extension for the CFPB’s survey on credit card plans, ...
ABA report: Consumers managing credit well despite continued headwinds
Consumers continued to manage their credit well despite economic headwinds in the third quarter of 2022, according to the latest ...
CFPB to require credit card issuers to share more data for comparison site
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced this week that it is requiring many credit card issuers to report more details ...
Nichols: Credit card rewards benefit all customers
A guest column in the New York Times claiming credit card points are being paid for by the poor is ...
ABA, associations: CFPB must release data on credit card fee rulemaking
The American Bankers Association and four banking and credit union associations this week urged the CFPB to release the data ...
