Unintended consequences have inspired the introduction of legislation in Congress to delay the start of the debit card swipe fee cap.
Entries Tagged as 'Senate'
Congress Proposes Delay of Controversial Cap on Debit Card Swipe Fees
March 23rd, 2011 · 4 Comments · Banking
Tags: Banking·Congress·debit card swipe fee·debit card swipe fee cap·Debit Cards·Federal Reserve·House·merchant fees·Senate
How Will Biz Respond to Election Turnout & Feds New Economic Recovery Plan?
November 3rd, 2010 · No Comments · Economy, Mortgages, Taxes
How will Republican control of the House and the Feds’ plan to buy more Treasury bonds change the expectations for economic recovery among businesses and, in turn, the Americans who need their jobs.
Tags: 2010 elections·Ben Bernanke·Congress·Democrats·economic recovery·Economy·Federal Reserve·House·Interest Rates·Jobs·Mortgages·Obama·Republicans·Senate·Taxes·Treasury bonds·Unemployment
Senate Finally Passes Unemployment Extension
July 21st, 2010 · No Comments · Budgeting, Economy
In a 60 to 40 vote, the Senate finally voted to extend unemployment to 2.5 million Americans who stopped receiving checks weeks ago.
Tags: budget·Credit Cards·deficit·Economy·extending unemployment·Senate·stimulus·Unemployment·unemployment benefits



