Credit Card Law
Are federal regulators up to protecting us?
A recent whistleblower has uncovered serious deficiencies in one financial regulator. How worried should we be?... Continue reading
Correcting credit report errors could get easier
A case now in federal court could help consumers whose credit reports contain inaccuracies.... Continue reading
Is CARD Act’s fifth birthday worth celebrating?
Should we commemorate the Credit CARD Act's fifth birthday or regret that it was ever born?... Continue reading
Discover who wants to Chase Obama out of the nation’s Capital One day soon
Are credit card companies secretly betting on a Romney victory in November? There are signs they may be.... Continue reading
Credit card rewards face regulator’s review
A federal regulator has revealed plans to examine card rewards programs.... Continue reading
Man bites credit card company
When a Russian didn't like his credit card issuer's terms and conditions, he rewrote them. And the company signed.... Continue reading
Credit CARD Act a success, say studies
Two new studies claim the Credit CARD Act of 2009 was a big success. Are they right?... Continue reading
Credit card watchdog may be defanged
There's a big row brewing on Capitol Hill as some legislators seek to render the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau powerless.... Continue reading
Are we sleepwalking toward worse credit cards?
Interchange fees may be able to transform credit cards -- for the worse.... Continue reading
Credit card regulation: Do we really need it?
A federal regulator hopes to assess the worth of the CARD Act.... Continue reading