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Same-sex marriage could boost wedding business a bit - The Seattle Times
Same-sex marriage could boost wedding business a bitThe Seattle TimesThe institute notes that this estimate doesn't consider any gains from out-of-state couples who might travel here to get married, and it assumes that wedding expenses would come from couples' savings (or credit cards) rather than being diverted from ...and more »
3 New Types Of Credit Cards To Look For - San Francisco Chronicle
3 New Types Of Credit Cards To Look ForSan Francisco ChronicleMany credit unions offer credit cards to their customers. Credit unions are non-profit organizations owned by their members. Because credit unions do not have to generate profits for shareholders, credit union cards usually offer lower fees than big ...and more »
T-Mobile Squares off With SMBs - Infoboom
T-Mobile Squares off With SMBsInfoboomSquare offers the reader free to any small or midsize business (SMB) and takes 2.75 percent of any transaction to generate profit. The reader doesn't look like much at first glance--a small plastic box, metal jack, and space to slide a credit card ...and more »
Card Issuer Says Image-Based MasterCards Are As Good As Plastic - InformationWeek
Card Issuer Says Image-Based MasterCards Are As Good As PlasticInformationWeekAt CES 2012, CSI GlobalVCard's Erica Santiago gives a demonstration of how customers of the company can easily generate limited-use virtual credit cards that show up as an image on a smartphone or mobile device. By David Berlind InformationWeek Perhaps ...and more »
Use Ontario Place to generate transit funding - Toronto Sun
Use Ontario Place to generate transit fundingToronto SunIt's like, sure, I want a new truck, but I better pay off the mortgage, my bookie, the library fines and credit cards first. Okay, okay, Chairman Stintz, if we must have more rapid transit, let's fund it with imagination. To hell with the TTC.and more »
Orman's NCUSIF Gig Should End Now, Says NAFCU - Credit Union Times
Credit Union TimesOrman's NCUSIF Gig Should End Now, Says NAFCUCredit Union TimesBy David Morrison NAFCU has asked that the NCUA stop using material from financial advice guru Suze Orman after she launched a decoupled debit card program that could hurt credit unions. “Orman recently launched a prepaid debit card product,” the ...
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