A bill would cap credit card rates at 10%, echoing a Trump pledge. Are there downsides?
A bill would cap credit card rates at 10%, something Trump promised on the campaign trail. Will Trump follow through? Will consumers benefit?
Banks opposing state’s landmark credit card fees law keep up arguments in court, Springfield
Financial services companies in Illinois are fighting a landmark state law on credit card fees in court and in Springfield as ...
COMMENTARY: States are poised to restrict credit access in 2025
Just as consumers may be coming to grips with the cost-of-living crisis, legislators in several states are poised to restrict ...
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Policymakers Should Expand the Child Tax Credit for the 17 Million Children Currently Left Out of the Full Credit
Congressional Republicans may soon release a budget resolution that will set the terms of the tax debate, and which is ...
Buffer tax credit is both sensible and deserved
In 2015, the Minnesota buffer law was signed into law by Gov. Mark Dayton. Since, the state’s corn growers have worked diligently to comply with the law requiring the installation of vegetative ...
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Credit card fees, higher menu prices among changes following new price transparency law
Around the COVID-19 pandemic, Hell's Kitchen added a 15% service charge to every bill to help close the wage gap between ...
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Judge Declines to Extend ‘Swipe Fee’ Injunction to Credit Card Companies
Lawmakers passed the Interchange Fee Prohibition Act last spring as part of the legislative package that enacted the state ...