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Eye on Credit Cards: Credit Card Users’ Affinity for BNPL; AmEx Adds Credit Card Perks

Credit card users are almost as satisfied using a buy now, pay later option as they are a credit card, finds new research from YouGov. Meanwhile, American Express Co. is adding new perks to entice its cardholders. The YouGov report, which is based on rolling survey data collected from U.S. …

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Eye on BNPL: Pay-Over-Time Besting Credit Cards for Some; Afterpay Lines up More Merchants

The predictability of buy now, pay later loans and the interest-free nature of many of them is appealing to merchants, as many consumers—86%—believe the economy is uncertain, finds a new report from Affirm Inc. Commissioned by installment-payment provider Affirm, the survey, conducted by Talker Research in March of 2,000 U.S. …

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Zip Is Halting Credit Cards As a BNPL Funding Source

Buy now, pay later provider Zip Co. Ltd. is telling users it no longer will allow them to tap credit cards as a funding source. In an email this week, Zip says, “Starting in the next few weeks, you won’t be able to initiate new purchases through Zip using a …

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The Youngest Adults Favor BNPL Over Credit Cards, J.D. Power Finds

Generation Y and Generation Z are the biggest users of buy now, pay later, according to J.D. Power’s annual BNPL satisfaction study. Some 42% of both generations use BNPL products, compared to 21% of consumers from other generations, the study says. Both generations tend to favor BNPL over credit cards …

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46% of SMBs Using Credit Cards Are Better Off Now Than a Year Ago

The latest J.D. Power U.S. Small Business Credit Card Satisfaction Study finds that 46% of small businesses that use credit cards say their financial state is better than it was a year ago, with most—49%—describing it as about the same. The study delved into how small businesses use credit cards, …

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Co-Branded Airline Credit Cards Figure in Federal Rewards Scrutiny

The U.S. Department of Transportation is looking into airline rewards programs with an eye on protecting consumers from potential unfair, deceptive, or anticompetitive practices, the department says. Many consumers use cobranded airline credit cards to earn points in these programs, though the DOT’s focus is on rewards, not on card-issuing …

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Credit Cards Remain the Preferred Travel Payment Option for 58% of North Americans

The iconic ad slogan “don’t leave home without it” may have had its heyday in the 1970s, but its message still rings true for many consumers, especially when they travel. Among North American consumers, 58% prefer to use a credit card when traveling, found a new report from TSG, a …

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Why Every Community Bank Should Offer Commercial Credit Cards

Community banks, known for their personal touch and deep community ties, face unique challenges and opportunities to deepen those relationships. Introducing commercial credit cards is a strategic decision that aligns well with their commitment to local businesses. Offering a best-in-class commercial card program meets the needs of local enterprises and …

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Security Notes: AI, Privacy, and the End of Credit Cards—Again

The initial penetration was slow. The original Diner’s Club credit card of 1949 was too different to quickly catch on. But it had a compelling message, as the historic burden of trusting the customer was shifted away from the merchant, a service for which the merchant was willing to pay. …

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