Forbes on Nostr: This Week In Credit Card News: A Card That Instantly Gives You A $200 Amazon Gift ...
This Week In Credit Card News: A Card That Instantly Gives You A $200 Amazon Gift Card
==========
If you’re shopping Amazon Prime Day this month, you can earn a $200 Amazon gift card to put toward your purchases with Amazon’s flagship credit card. Prime Day officially kicks off on July 16 and ends on July 17, but early Prime Day deals are already live. The two-day event features big discounts on Amazon’s wide-reaching inventory, making it the perfect opportunity to take advantage of the Prime Visa’s attractive welcome bonus. California this month became the first state to require credit card companies to create a unique four-digit code for stores selling firearms. Visa and Mastercard will extend caps on tourist card fees agreed five years ago with EU antitrust regulators by another five years to 2029. Capital One's credit card business is a highly profitable one. New York City is expanding its program to provide prepaid debit cards to migrant families staying in hotels to allow them to buy food and essentials. The Supreme Court ruled that a lawsuit by a North Dakota merchants group challenging a debit card interchange rate set by the Federal Reserve can proceed. A federal judge rejected Visa and Mastercard’s $30 billion settlement with merchants. Proximity mobile payment transaction value will increase by 21.4% this year and by double digits through the end of our forecast in 2028. Savvy Americans have figured out a cunning way to build their reward points by signing up for the first ever credit card centered entirely around paying your rent.
#CreditCards #Amazon #PrimeDay #California #Visa #Mastercard #CapitalOne #NewYorkCity #SupremeCourt #MobilePayments
https://www.forbes.com/sites/billhardekopf/2024/07/08/this-week-in-credit-card-news-a-card-that-instantly-gives-you-a-200-amazon-gift-card/
==========
If you’re shopping Amazon Prime Day this month, you can earn a $200 Amazon gift card to put toward your purchases with Amazon’s flagship credit card. Prime Day officially kicks off on July 16 and ends on July 17, but early Prime Day deals are already live. The two-day event features big discounts on Amazon’s wide-reaching inventory, making it the perfect opportunity to take advantage of the Prime Visa’s attractive welcome bonus. California this month became the first state to require credit card companies to create a unique four-digit code for stores selling firearms. Visa and Mastercard will extend caps on tourist card fees agreed five years ago with EU antitrust regulators by another five years to 2029. Capital One's credit card business is a highly profitable one. New York City is expanding its program to provide prepaid debit cards to migrant families staying in hotels to allow them to buy food and essentials. The Supreme Court ruled that a lawsuit by a North Dakota merchants group challenging a debit card interchange rate set by the Federal Reserve can proceed. A federal judge rejected Visa and Mastercard’s $30 billion settlement with merchants. Proximity mobile payment transaction value will increase by 21.4% this year and by double digits through the end of our forecast in 2028. Savvy Americans have figured out a cunning way to build their reward points by signing up for the first ever credit card centered entirely around paying your rent.
#CreditCards #Amazon #PrimeDay #California #Visa #Mastercard #CapitalOne #NewYorkCity #SupremeCourt #MobilePayments
https://www.forbes.com/sites/billhardekopf/2024/07/08/this-week-in-credit-card-news-a-card-that-instantly-gives-you-a-200-amazon-gift-card/