Credit card surcharge ban may expire this week
Washington AP reports that unless House and Senate resolve their dispute by Monday midnight the ten year old ban on credit card surcharges could end. The House wants a permanent ban or repeal while the Senate favors extending through May 15 or scrapping the rule altogether. A repeal would allow merchants to charge up to 5 percent surcharge but may violate federal or state lending laws.
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