CUNA, AACUL, Leagues call on leaders to oppose interchange bill | CUNA News
Whom Do Credit-Card-Rewards Programs Really Reward? | The New Yorker
Sen. Durbin on deal to avoid shutdown, debt ceiling debate, Build Back Better bill | PBS NewsHour
Immigration reform is a perfect fit for budget reconciliation - Roll Call
NAFCU - National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions - Read NAFCU members' thoughts on S. 4674, the Credit Card Competition Act of 2022, recently introduced legislation by Senators Dick Durbin and Roger
Banks can rest easy on Durbin's credit card swipe fee bill — this time | American Banker
Democrats Push for Debt-Ceiling Overhaul Bill After Default Scare - WSJ
GOP lawmaker says he's not attempting to block NDAA - POLITICO
Does Its Debut in the House Confer Momentum on Durbin's Credit Card Legislation? – Digital Transactions
Financial Services Industry Sends Joint Letter to Congress Opposing Durbin- Marshall Amendments to NDAA - Electronic Payments Coalition
A Senate bill could target Visa and Mastercard fees - Protocol
Love your credit card points? A bill that may change them is still on the table | The Hill
Senators Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and Dick Durbin (D-IL) on Homeland Security Funding Bill | C-SPAN.org
Credit Card Rewards Would Be Collateral Damage in 'Durbin 2.0' Bill
The Durbin-Marshall Bill Put You at Risk | Dallas, TX | Neighborhood CU
Durbin revives credit card swipe-fee bill with added support | PaymentsSource | American Banker
EXCLUSIVE: Wall Street Journal on Sen. Marshall's Bipartisan Credit Card Competition Act - Senator Roger Marshall
Durbin, Marshall introduce NAFCU-opposed interchange legislation | NAFCU
Biden's clash with banks over credit card fees sparks lobbying blitz - POLITICO
NAFCU-opposed bill to expand interchange price controls introduced in Senate, House | NAFCU
Durbin, Marshall Introduce Bipartisan Credit Card Competition Act
Congress Is Trying To Pass a Bill That Will End Credit Card Rewards Programs
ICYMI: Why Using Your Credit Card Is Getting More Expensive - Senator Roger Marshall
