ABA, associations urge lawmakers to reject Durbin-Marshall bill
By ABA Banking Journal Staff
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• Credit card market intervention could reduce choice and increase costs for consumers and small businesses.
• Smaller institutions face economic challenges due to potential fraud risks.
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Government intervention in the U.S. credit card market would harm consumers, small businesses and community-based financial institutions by reducing choice, increasing costs and fraud risks, and creating economic challenges for smaller institutions, the ABA and 10 financial sector associations said in a joint letter to Congress. The post ABA, associations urge lawmakers to reject Durbin-Marshall bill appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .