Revolving Credit Falls Again in April
The Federal Reserve has announced that revolving consumer debt outstanding fell again in April, down about $500 million from March, while non-revolving consumer debt outstanding rose $1.7 billion.
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The Federal Reserve has announced that revolving consumer debt outstanding fell again in April, down about $500 million from March, while non-revolving consumer debt outstanding rose $1.7 billion.
Change Sciences Group reports on research scoring 26 credit card web sites on their ability to meet the goals of consumers shopping for a card.
"The vast majority of card sites currently throw up obstacles right where they shouldn't -- just as they are attempting to start a relationship with a new customer. Not telling prospects directly how rewards can be redeemed, or making it hard to compare card offers, are common" said Steve Ellis, a Change Sciences partner.According to their research, the top 5 ranked sites are: National City, Fifth Third Bank, Capital One, Bank of America and Wachovia.
Moneris Solutions has announced that it has processed the first Interac Online transaction in Canada. Interac Online is a new service that allows Canadians to pay for goods and services purchased on the Internet directly from their bank account. » Continue Reading
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