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Visa & Mastercard Deal That Could Affect Rewards, Capital One $425M Settlement Rejected, Earning Delta Medallion, Flight Cancellations
This is a roundup of travel and financial news and other interesting pieces that I’ve come across over the last few days, and thought they are worth sharing.
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OpenTable and Visa Launch the Visa Dining Collection
OpenTable and Visa recently announced a collaboration that will offer eligible cardholders exclusive access to sought-after restaurant reservations at restaurants across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
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Visa and Mastercard $30 Billion Settlement Rejected by US Judge
U.S. District Judge Margo Brodie in Brooklyn rejected the $30 billion antitrust settlement. The decision could force Visa and Mastercard to negotiate a settlement more favorable to merchants, or go to trial.
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Visa, Mastercard Will Pay $197 Million to Settle ATM Fees Lawsuit
Visa and Mastercard have agreed to pay $197 million to settle a class action by millions of consumers accusing the companies of keeping cash access fees artificially high.
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Visa Plans to Make Big Changes to How US Credit and Debits Cards Work
The new features could mean Americans might carry just one physical card in their wallets while still using accounts from several banks.
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Visa SavingsEdge Announces Enhancements for Business Cardholders
Some of those enhancements include a new website, real-time notifications for earned cashback, and tracker to see the cash back you have received through the savings received through the Visa SavingsEdge program.
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Lawmakers Take Aim at Visa and Mastercard Fees Once Again
Lawmakers have reintroduced legislation that would let merchants process many Visa and Mastercard credit cards over different networks.
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Kroger and Albertsons Merger, Fight Against World Hunger, 422M Points for a Tea Cup
Kroger and Albertsons $25 Billion merger, Mexico eliminates mask requirement, United, Chase and Visa join the fight against world hunger, Chinese billionaire earned 422M reward points buying an antique tea cup, and a Hilton Rotterdam review.
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Merchants Large and Small Ask Congress to Support Credit Card Competition Legislation
Close to 1,700 companies ranging from Main Street small businesses to national chains like Walmart and Target, are calling on Congress to support legislation that would bring more competition to the credit card market.
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Little-Known US Entry Requirement, Enter to Win Free Trips to Tulum or France, 6,000th IHG Hotel
Read about a little-known US entry requirement, win free trips to Tulum, Mexico or Provence, France, IHG’s 6,000 hotels milestone, United, Chase and Visa celebrate Pride Month.
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Retailers and Lawmakers Call on Visa and Mastercard to Scrap Fee Increase Plans
The National Retail Federation and lawmakers have urged Visa and Mastercard to cancel credit card swipe fee increases scheduled to take effect this month.
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Visa and Mastercard Plan to Go Ahead with Delayed Fee Increase Next Month
Visa and Mastercard will soon increase fees that many large merchants pay when they accept consumer credit cards. The fee increase was announced a long time ago but was delayed for more than two years due to the pandemic.
