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Updates - Page 6 of 48 - Electronic Payments Coalition

Updates

Updates

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

Credit Unions & Community Banks in All 50 States Oppose the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill

The Points Guy and PPI Discuss Durbin-Marshall “Doomsday”

ICYMI: Sen. Toomey: Why Congress Should Stay Out of the Credit Card Industry

Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill Would Mean Billions for Corporate Mega-stores; Less for Consumers, Small Businesses, Community Banks, & Credit Unions

New Study Shows Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Bill Would Decimate Travel Industry, Credit Unions, Community Banks & Consumers

New Poll: Americans Of All Incomes Reliant on Credit Card Rewards During Holidays

1,000,000+ Grassroots Letters Sent to Congress Opposing Durbin-Marshall Interchange Bill

EPC Op-Ed: Congress Considering Credit Card Bill That Would Throw Holiday Plans into Reverse

EPC Debunks NYT Video, Setting the Record Straight on the Universal Benefits of Credit Card Rewards for Merchants & Consumers

Senator Dick Durbin Named “Porker of the Month” for Credit Card Interchange Bill

New Study Finds Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Price Controls Will Harm Low-Income Consumers

5 Tips Consumers Should Know to Protect Their Data