http://www.creditcardassist.com/blog/new-card-legislation-does-not-protect-business-card-holders-returning-military/ Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:03:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.creditcardassist.com/blog/new-card-legislation-does-not-protect-business-card-holders-returning-military/#comment-57509 bhazelton Tue, 17 Mar 2009 17:09:19 +0000 http://www.creditcardassist.com/blog/new-credit-card-rules-for-2010-may-not-protect-business-credit-card-holders-or-returning-military/#comment-57509 Most card issuers have already started implementing rate increases across the board. It's tough to say if it's in anticipation of the 2010 regulatory changes or just in response to the overall credit environment, but the pace of these rate increases has spiked considerably over the last 6 months and will only continue. Most card issuers have already started implementing rate increases across the board. It's tough to say if it's in anticipation of the 2010 regulatory changes or just in response to the overall credit environment, but the pace of these rate increases has spiked considerably over the last 6 months and will only continue.

]]> http://www.creditcardassist.com/blog/new-card-legislation-does-not-protect-business-card-holders-returning-military/#comment-57471 Steve King Tue, 17 Mar 2009 07:55:34 +0000 http://www.creditcardassist.com/blog/new-credit-card-rules-for-2010-may-not-protect-business-credit-card-holders-or-returning-military/#comment-57471 These changes take effect in July 2010, but how do they affect previous terms? Can we expect most major issuers to increase rates to 30% or more in June 2010, just before the implementation date? Nothing that I have seen will prevent them from doing just that; in fact, it appears that many companies are already on track with increasing rates now, well before 2010. These changes take effect in July 2010, but how do they affect previous terms? Can we expect most major issuers to increase rates to 30% or more in June 2010, just before the implementation date? Nothing that I have seen will prevent them from doing just that; in fact, it appears that many companies are already on track with increasing rates now, well before 2010.

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