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Legislators Urge Visa, Mastercard to Cancel Swipe-Fee Increases - Vimarsana News

Legislators Urge Visa, Mastercard to Cancel Swipe-Fee Increases

A bipartisan letter to the credit card companies said that the fees hurt consumers; swipe fees were up over 25.6% in c-stores last year.

Merchants Call on Congress to Examine Swipe Fees - Vimarsana News

Merchants Call on Congress to Examine Swipe Fees

WASHINGTON—Merchants are calling on Congress to add swipe fees to their examination of bank fees, according to a news release.

CFPB Finds Credit Card Companies Charged $12 Billion in Late Fee Penalties in 2020 - Vimarsana News

CFPB Finds Credit Card Companies Charged $12 Billion in Late Fee Penalties in 2020

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a report today showing that credit card issuers charged $12 billion in late fees in 2020. Late fee penalties are charged in addition to interest when a cardholder does not make the minimum payment by the due date.

Merchants Call to Bring Swipe Fees Under Control as Card Use Increases - Vimarsana News

Merchants Call to Bring Swipe Fees Under Control as Card Use Increases

WASHINGTON—Sixty-four percent of small businesses surveyed expect to go cashless over the next decade, while 41% plan to not accept cash within the next two years, according to a new study by Visa. Eighteen percent of small businesses are already cashless.

Amazon Reverses Course on U.K.-Issued Visa Cards - Vimarsana News

Amazon Reverses Course on U.K.-Issued Visa Cards

LONDON—Amazon has shelved its plan to stop accepting Visa credit cards issued in the United Kingdom, reports CNBC . A statement issued by Amazon yesterday said that the changes “will no longer take place.”