College Credit Cards: Getting Pizza & Beer Isn’t Like it Used to Be
Getting a college credit card was easy back in the day. Issuers flocked to the segment, which in 1990 represented ...
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Not Just for Giants: How Small Banks Can Compete on Credit Cards
Credit cards have become embedded in the payments landscape, making it critical for every financial institution, large and small, to ...
Fed Receives Overwhelming Response to Proposed Interchange Fee Changes
This past Sunday, comments were due in response to the Federal Reserve’s proposed changes to Regulation II of the Durbin ...
Faltering Economy, Threatened Rewards: The Headwinds Facing Credit Cards in 2024
After the challenges of the pandemic, inflation, and surging interest rates, the credit card industry enters 2024 steeling itself for ...
Fed’s Proposed Debit Fee Changes Garners Mixed Reactions
Last week, the Federal Reserve Board voted in favor of a proposal to lower the maximum interchange fee that covered ...
Debit Goes Digital As Fintechs and Networks Deliver Emerging Trends
While debit card transactions have always been popular, new digital technology and the surge of fintechs are catapulting debit usage ...
Are Credit Card Balances Continuing to Rise?
Credit card balances have become an increasingly important topic for those looking to take control of their finances and improve ...
Credit and Debit Card Marketing Through—and Beyond—the Pandemic
For debit and credit card issuers, marketing has always been a pillar to growing the business: attracting new customers, activating ...
Credit Card Managers: Watch for A Dead Cat Bounce in Jobs
A “dead cat bounce” metaphor is used in the investment trade. In short, it supposes that “even a dead cat ...
Digital Issuance for a Digital World
Consumer expectations are changing across the board. The world has become faster and more digitized. Payments in particular have been ...
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