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The Senate has passed legislation delaying the implementation of some of the provisions of the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act, potentially avoiding the destruction of millions of gift cards.
July 15 -
With the votes lined up, the Senate is set to vote as early as Thursday on financial regulatory reform. It would then go to President Obama, who is expected to sign the sweeping bill into law soon.
July 14 -
With the votes lined up, the Senate is set to vote as early as Thursday on financial regulatory reform. It would then go to President Obama, who is expected to sign the sweeping bill into law soon.
July 14 -
The final vote on the massive bank reform bill is expected as early as this week, and despite the fact it is almost guaranteed to contain the Durbin interchange amendment bitterly opposed by credit unions, the battle is not over.
July 13 -
An Illinois regulatory agency revoked the license of Creditors Service Bureau of Springfield Inc., a collection agency based in Springfield, Ill., and fined the company $55,000.
July 13 -
Lawsuits filed in the U.S. against units of HSBC Holdings PLC charge that the lender's credit card payment-protection service defrauds disabled, retired and unemployed consumers, according to Bloomberg News.
July 12 -
Filene Research Institute has launched a study to determine the effects the impending interchange amendment in the bank reform bill on credit unions, who are lobbying Congress against the amendment.
July 7 -
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July 3 -
Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan's office sued former mortgage giant Countrywide Financial Corp. this week for allegedly using discriminatory lending practices for minority borrowers - violations of the Illinois Human Rights Act and the Illinois Fairness in Lending Act.
July 1 -
New obstacles to speedy passage of the financial-reform bill emerged June 29 that likely will postpone a Senate vote on legislation that would reshape the debit card interchange landscape.
June 29