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Chargebacks Are Costing Merchants More As Consumers Look to Their Bank First to Resolve Disputes
The appeal for consumers who rely on their bank first is the convenience or doing so and the bank’s ability to quickly issue a credit or refund. “That’s tough for merchants to match because a lot more ... Read More
How to Dispute a Credit Card Charge | Credit Cards | U.S. News

Key Takeaways As a consumer, you have the right to dispute a credit card charge for a variety of reasons. First do your own investigation and try working with the merchant to resolve the issue. Read More
This Week In Credit Card News: The Numbers Show That Consumers ... - Forbes

Credit card industry figures show that consumers are feeling financially stressed getty Consumer Stress Is On The Rise Rising auto repossessions and a growing rate of minimum credit card payments ... Read More
How to Dispute a Credit Card Charge - NerdWallet

The Fair Credit Billing Act can offer consumer protections, depending on the charge. Explore the steps you need to take to dispute an unwanted credit card charge. Read More
FTC sues company for 'thwarting' consumers trying to reverse disputed ...

The FTC and the Florida AG sued Charegbacks911 for "unfairly thwarting consumers who were trying to dispute credit card charges through the chargeback process." ... Read More
This Week In Credit Card News: Consumers Are Hurting, Continue ... - Forbes

American consumers are continuing to rack up debt: Overall consumer credit increased at an annual rate of 2.1%, according to the latest tally from the Federal Reserve. Read More
Credit Card Chargebacks Can Be a Powerful Tool for Consumers

Disputing credit card charges isn't just for fraud or billing errors. It's also an option when you're dissatisfied with the quality of goods and services. Read More
What You May Not Know About Disputing a Charge Through Your Credit Card ...

A consumer may win a dispute about a charge with a credit card company, but the merchant can still try to collect. Here's what to know. Read More
Should You Use a Credit Card for Large Purchases - U.S. News

Using a credit card for a big purchase can help you earn rewards and comes with additional benefits and protections. Large purchases on a credit card can affect your credit utilization and hurt ... Read More
Consumer watchdog launches tool to compare credit cards, avoid reward ...

Credit card companies may be illegally devaluing rewards points or airline miles that customers have accrued, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau warned. Read More
Credit card swipe fees swiping too much from consumers | Wichita Eagle

Because swipe fees are a percentage of the total transaction amount, inflation pushes the dollar amount of these fees higher — without any additional costs to credit card giants. Read More
New CFPB tool to help consumers pick right credit card and avoid scams

CFPB says it's on to credit card companies' bait-and-switch rewards tactics and launched a tool to help consumers save money and avoid scams. Read More
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