Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Mandates - Electronic Payments Coalition

What They Are Saying: Community Voices Speak Out Against Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill

Electronic Payments Coalition March 18, 2024 No Comments

Consumers, small business owners, and small financial institutions in communities across the country are speaking out against harmful credit card routing legislation.

What They Are Saying: Community Voices Speak Out Against Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill

Electronic Payments Coalition March 18, 2024 No Comments

Consumers, small business owners, and small financial institutions in communities across the country are speaking out against harmful credit card routing legislation.

Senator Roger Marshall’s Flip-Flop on Weaponizing the Government

Electronic Payments Coalition March 6, 2024 No Comments

While weaponizing the government against people and businesses opposing your position might be common in Chicago-style politics, it is something that Senator Roger Marshall was against just a few years…

EPC Executive Chairman Richard Hunt Op-ed in Fortune: Research Proves Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill Will Hurt Consumers

Electronic Payments Coalition February 14, 2024 No Comments

In a new op-ed featured in Fortune , EPC's Executive Chairman, Richard Hunt, sheds light on the negative consequences that would impact consumers if Congress enacted proposed routing mandates on credit cards.

EPC Statement on Durbin-Marshall Judiciary Hearing

Electronic Payments Coalition February 13, 2024 No Comments

Today, EPC Executive Chairman Richard Hunt released a statement on the Durbin-Marshall hearing in the Senate Committee on the Judiciary.

New Study: Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill a Win for Nation’s Top 5 Retailers, Loss for America’s Small Businesses

Electronic Payments Coalition February 5, 2024 No Comments

Today, Forbes reported on a recently released study from the University of Miami that found any savings derived from the proposed government mandates in the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill would…

This Valentine’s Day: Don’t Break Small Business Hearts

Electronic Payments Coalition January 31, 2024 No Comments

CONGRESS: IT’S TIME TO DUMP THE DURBIN-MARSHALL CREDIT CARD BILL

Local Voices Speak Out Against Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill…

Electronic Payments Coalition January 19, 2024 No Comments

Local business owners and community leaders know the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card bill favors mega-stores, leaving local economies to bear the negative consequences.

EPC Highlights Credit Unions, Community Banks’ Opposition to Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill

Electronic Payments Coalition January 8, 2024 No Comments

The Electronic Payments Coalition (EPC) is launching new campaign ads across the country in partnership with credit unions and community banks to highlight the united opposition of Main Street institutions…

Townhall Op-ed: The Collateral Damage for Durbin’s War on Credit Cards is Us

Electronic Payments Coalition January 4, 2024 No Comments

Jared Whitley published an op-ed in Townhall that argues consumers will bear the brunt of Senator Durbin and Senator Marshall's disastrous credit card bill.

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What They Are Saying: Community Voices Speak Out Against Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill

What They Are Saying: Community Voices Speak Out Against Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill

Senator Roger Marshall’s Flip-Flop on Weaponizing the Government

EPC Executive Chairman Richard Hunt Op-ed in Fortune: Research Proves Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill Will Hurt Consumers

EPC Statement on Durbin-Marshall Judiciary Hearing

New Study: Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill a Win for Nation’s Top 5 Retailers, Loss for America’s Small Businesses

This Valentine’s Day: Don’t Break Small Business Hearts

Local Voices Speak Out Against Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill…

EPC Highlights Credit Unions, Community Banks’ Opposition to Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill

Townhall Op-ed: The Collateral Damage for Durbin’s War on Credit Cards is Us

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