Podcast: Is it time to kill the paper check?

Cash may not be king, but consumers have not dethroned it completely. What can U.S. banks do to handle cash more efficiently?

ABA joined nine bank and credit union associations in urging lawmakers to once again reject legislation that would impose new network routing mandates on financial institutions that issue credit cards.

A recent court ruling imposing a new interpretation of the Federal Reserve’s standard for setting debit card interchange fees would be “extraordinarily harmful and needlessly disruptive to the diverse set of stakeholders in the debit card market —...

Trillions of dollars for community lending could be lost if lawmakers fail to close a loophole crypto firms could use to bypass the Genius Act’s prohibition on paying interest or yield on payment stablecoins, ABA and seven banking...

President Trump’s proposal for a one-year cap of 10% on credit card interest rates would harm consumers and small businesses by reducing credit availability, ABA and four banking associations said.

The OCC is proposing to amend its chartering regulations to clarify that national banks limited to the operations of trust companies may engage in nonfiduciary activities.