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    Explore "debit cards" with insightful episodes like "Credit Union Lobbying in Washington DC", "EP. 026 - Cash, ACH and Digital Payments - Michael Kaplan, PayNearMe", "EP. 024 – Next Gen Borderless Payments: Crypto Meets Traditional Currency – Georgy Sokolov, Wirex", "Episode 160: WALLETS PART 4 (w/ Amir Blumenfeld)" and "IPhone does anyone want one anymore? - OTEP SPECIAL GUEST" from podcasts like ""Common Cents", "The Payments Show Podcast", "The Payments Show Podcast", "No Joke Podcast" and "All You Need To Know Radio"" and more!

    Episodes (27)

    Credit Union Lobbying in Washington DC

    Credit Union Lobbying in Washington DC

    In the September edition, LSCU Podcast Host Mike Miller sits down with John McKechnie, Senior Partner at Total Spectrum, and Grace Newcombe, Senior Director of Federal Advocacy and Communications at LSCU. This episode is focused on credit union policies at the federal level, as Mike, John, and Grace talk about issues that credit unions are facing in Washington D.C. right now, how the primary elections are going for credit union supported/endorsed candidates, what the 2022 General Election could look like, and even who could be running for president in 2024. 

    EP. 026 - Cash, ACH and Digital Payments - Michael Kaplan, PayNearMe

    EP. 026 - Cash, ACH and  Digital Payments - Michael Kaplan, PayNearMe

    In this episode of The Payments Show Podcast, I spoke to Michael Kaplan who is the Chief Revenue Officer at PayNearMe.

    PayNearMe is the industry’s only platform that facilitates cash, debit, credit and ACH payments for thousands of businesses and government agencies in the USA. PayNearMe mainly focuses on companies and government departments that require recurring billing solutions.

    Summary of topics discussed:
    1. Digitizing Cash Payments via Barcodes
    2. Serving the Underbanked and Unbanked
    3. Customer Experience and User Experience
    4. Offer Different Payment Methods Using Business Logic
    5. Accept Apple/Google Pay, ACH and Cash
    6. Over 27,000 Cash Payment Locations
    7. I-Gaming Market
    8. Secure Payment Flows for Phone Payments
    9. Engagement Engine for Scheduled Payments
    10. The Future: Venmo and Crypto

    10m Highlights Version: click here

    Details:
    - Recorded on 15 Oct 2020
    - Host: Satwant Phull, Founder of Digital Money Lab
    - Guest: Michael Kaplan, Chief Revenue Officer, PayNearMe

    [Next Steps]
    - Get in touch with Satwant: digitalmoneylab.com
    - PayNearMe: paynearme.com

    [Support the Show]

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    EP. 024 – Next Gen Borderless Payments: Crypto Meets Traditional Currency – Georgy Sokolov, Wirex

    EP. 024 – Next Gen Borderless Payments: Crypto Meets Traditional Currency – Georgy Sokolov, Wirex

    In this episode of The Payments Show Podcast, I spoke to Georgy Sokolov who is a Co-Founder at Wirex.

    Wirex is a digital payment platform which makes cryptocurrencies and traditional currencies equal and accessible to everyone through a Mobile App and next generation Wirex Card.

    Summary of topics discussed:
    1. Make Crypto and Traditional Currencies Equal and Accessible to Everyone
    2. Spend Crypto with Visa and MasterCard
    3. Crypto and Traditional Currency Mobile Digital Wallet
    4. International IBANs
    5. Exchange, Store and Spend Crypto or Fiat from One Platform
    6. SEPA, SWIFT and Blockchain Payments
    7. Account Security
    8. Wirex Business Account
    9. FCA Regulated E-Money Institution
    10. The Future: Stablecoins and CBDCs

    10m Highlights Version: click here

    Details:
    - Recorded on 12 Oct 2020
    - Host: Satwant Phull, Founder of Digital Money Lab
    - Guest: Georgy Sokolov, Co-Founder, Wirex

    [Next Steps]
    - Get in touch with Satwant: digitalmoneylab.com
    - Get in touch with Georgy: linkedin.com/in/georgysokolov
    - Wirex: wirexapp.com

    [Support the Show]

    Buy Bitcoin and receive $20 cash bonus!
    Bitstamp is the original global cryptocurrency exchange. Buy instantly with a card: bit.ly/3mQTk9A

    Exchange 150+ different cryptocurrencies
    Exchange and purchase over 150 cryptocurrencies with Changelly: bit.ly/2YlimDz

    Fee-free Overseas Currency Transfer
    Get a fee-free currency transfer for you or your business with Wise: bit.ly/3DJBBGU

    Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

    Episode 160: WALLETS PART 4 (w/ Amir Blumenfeld)

    Episode 160: WALLETS PART 4 (w/ Amir Blumenfeld)

    Billy and Adam welcome Headgum founder and friend, Amir Blumenfeld, on the show. In previous episodes, Amir has been teased for keeping his wallet in his front pocket. Finally, he gets his chance to defend the decision. What does a front pocket wallet say about you? Is it actually more comfortable? And what, if anything, can Billy and Adam learn from it? Plus, Amir's basketball podcast, an appreciation for two dollar bills and music by Rancid!

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    Airlines thinking of charging by how much you weigh

    Airlines thinking of charging by how much you weigh
    S
    amoa Air has become the first airline to charge passengers according to how much they weigh. The company carries travelers on hops between Pacific islands that have some of the highest obesity rates in the world. Instead of charging for each seat, Samoa Air has started weighing passengers along with their luggage, and charging them a fee reflecting the total, depending on the length of the flight. Fees range from about $1 to $4 per kilo (2.2 pounds), meaning passengers pay a little under $50 to $200 per 100 lbs. "This is the fairest way of traveling," Samoa Air CEO Chris Langton says. "There are no extra fees in terms of excess baggage or anything.

    First Lady Michelle Obama other celbs hacked personal info

    First Lady Michelle Obama other celbs hacked personal info
    First Lady Michelle Obama is reportedly being counted among the victims in a string of recent high-profile personal security breaches.
    TMZ first reported that upwards of 12 celebrities and political figures -- like Jay-Z, Beyonce, Kim Kardashian, Ashton Kutcher and Paris Hilton -- had been hacked. Financial and personal information, including social security numbers, bank accounts, mortgage information and credit card details, were "doxxed" (posted online) to the website Exposed.su by a group of Russian hackers.
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/12/michelle-obama-hacked-first-lady-doxxing_n_2859700.html

    Airline Fees Soar, Cost Travelers Billions in fees

    Airline Fees Soar, Cost Travelers Billions in fees
    SPECIAL GUEST CO-HOST ROBIN.  Airline fees are hard to escape, but its not like we don't try. Many travelers today have adapted to a world of baggage fees, service fees and in-flight fees, accepting them as part of the deal. Others avoid fees when they can by carrying on luggage rather than checking it or avoiding in person/over-the-phone fees by making changes on line. But even those savvy travelers can't seem to stay ahead of the game, and for good reason. AÂ

    Before you use your credit card listen to this show..

    Before you use your credit card listen to this show..
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    You might want to think twice before whipping out your credit card. As of Sunday, stores in most states could start charging you a "checkout fee" when you pay for something with plastic.The new fees stem from a multi-billion dollar settlement announced in July between credit card issuers and millions of merchants.

    http://money.cnn.com/2013/01/27/pf/checkout-f

    CTUSA - College aid: Don't take the bait - OTEP HYDRA

    CTUSA - College aid: Don't take the bait - OTEP HYDRA
     
    YOUR CHANCE TO WIN OT6P'S NEW ALBUM HYDRA LISTEN TO THE SHOW..
    At least that's how Tim Austin, founder of the National Association of College Funding Advisors, characterized parents of college-bound kids in a conference call last year to recruit new members to join his group -- which, despite its name, is actually an insurance marketing organization. (MONEY signed up for and attended the session.)
    In a follow-up e-mail, Austin's NACFA associate Brian Kay urged prospective members not to miss out on "this obscenely profitable niche." And they aren't the only insurance pros positively giddy about the potential of the college market.
    http://money.cnn.com/2013/01/01/pf/college/college-aid.moneymag/index.html?iid=HP_LN

    CTUSA - 10 things consumers will pay more for in 2013

    CTUSA - 10 things consumers will pay more for in 2013
    In 2013, it will pay to be a vegetarian.
    From hamburgers to bacon, most of Americans' favorite meat products are expected to cost between 3% and 4% more this year, according to a December 2012 forecast by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
    The higher meat prices are linked to the historic drought that struck much of America's farmlands this year, causing the price of corn -- a common ingredient in animal feed -- to skyrocket.

    What did you spend for Christmas in 2012 - FINAL SHOW 2012

    What did you spend for Christmas in 2012 - FINAL SHOW 2012
    Sponor Ticket Finders 
    Among the throngs of Americans prowling the malls and trawling ?e-commerce sites, it turns out that many Christmas shoppers are looking out for themselves. Retail-research firm NPD Group in mid-December said that, thus far, about one third of consumers have engaged in what is euphemistically called self-gifting. That’s up from 12 percent in a typical pre-recession year, and up from the 19 percent who said they planned to do so last year. The National Retail Federation, the dispenser of all holiday-­related data, said that in 2012, nearly 60 percent of shoppers would engage in the practice.
    http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2012/12/16/merry-christmas-to-me.html

    If Congress fails to act the stakes are HIGH on fiscal cliff

    If Congress fails to act the stakes are HIGH on fiscal cliff
    SPONOR: TICKET FINDERS.
    If Congress fails to act, income taxes will go up for millions of middle-class families when the new year begins.
    The National Economic Council and Council of Economic Advisers estimates consumer spending would fall by $200 billion nationwide next year. Retailers from big chains to mom-and-pop small businesses would be affected—which is why even the CEO's of Walmart and Costco have called for a balanced approach that protects the middle-class.
    Asking millionaires and billionaires to pay their fair share is an essential component of the President's plan for balanced deficit reduction. The Senate already passed this bill and the President is ready to sign it as soon as the House takes action.
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    Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are in spotlight for BIG BONUSES

    Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are in spotlight for BIG BONUSES
    Sponsor: American Negotiators
    A report released Monday by a government watchdog reveals the top 90 employees, excluding the CEOs, received an impressive $92 million in pay last year at Fannie and Freddie -- companies that are propped by taxpayer money.
    The median paycheck of the top 23 executives at Fannie and Freddie totaled $1.72 million in 2011, a 9% decline from the previous year. The next 62 executives took home $723,000, a decline of 5%. Even high-ranked federal government employees don't make close to these numbers, which are more comparable to top salaries in the private sector.
    Executive compensation for Fannie and Freddie has fallen under heightened scrutiny after the two companies lost billions of dollars when the housing bubble burst. Both companies were the largest buyers of home mortgage loans in the U.S. and have been criticized for lax standards during the housing boom. Their losses were borne by taxpayers when the companies were taken over by the government in September 2008.
    http://money.cnn.com/2012/12/10/news/companies/fannie-freddie-pay-inspector-general/index.html?iid=HP_LN

    Student loans backed by government crush many families

    Student loans backed by government crush many families
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    ]More than a decade after Aurora Almendral first set foot on her dream college campus, she and her mother still shoulder the cost of that choice. Almendral had been accepted to New York University in 1998, but even after adding up scholarships, grants, and the max she could take out in federal student loans, the private university Today, a dozen years on, Nemenzo's debt not only remains, it's also nearly doubled with fees and interest to $33,000
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