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Demand for credit cards climbed this year

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Consumer demand for credit cards rose this year over prior years, and card issuers increasingly approved their applications despite the worsening economic climate.

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CFPB imposes $8 credit card late fee rate

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized a rule that sets a “threshold” of $8 for late fees that can be imposed by large credit card issuers, and eliminates automatic inflation increases.

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Processing Costs: Differences in Debit & Credit Cards

Basis Theory

How Credit and Debit Cards Compare The fundamental difference between a credit and debit card is whose money is being used in the transaction: with a credit card, the consumer is borrowing from the card issuer , while with a debit card they are using their own money, stored with the issuing bank.

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Credit Card Decline Codes Explained

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As consumers increasingly rely on digital transactions, they may face the frustrating experience of a declined credit cards. What are credit card decline codes? What are credit card decline codes? Common reasons for declines include insufficient funds, an expired card, or surpassing a credit limit.

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Downgrading Credit Card

Payment Savvy

If you are one of the ten million-plus American businesses with a merchant processing credit card account, the chances are you are aware of an industry term known as interchange. Each new credit card transaction is assigned to what is known as a target interchange category. Interchange Downgrade.

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Barclays replaces Goldman Sachs as GM card issuer

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The London-based consumer bank will issue two GM credit cards in the U.S., beginning next summer.

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CFPB seeks to improve credit card transparency

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The agency wants to give consumers more information from credit card issuers so that it’s easier to compare the cards’ offers, especially their interest rates.