Visa and Mastercard have proposed a settlement in their long-running legal dispute with merchants over interchange fees.

The proposed deal could impact which credit cards stores accept and whether shoppers face more surcharges at checkout.

Visa-MasterCard settlement follows long-running legal battle and gives merchants more flexibility on card acceptance.

Visa and Mastercard have a potential deal with retailers that would lower fees for merchants, potentially lowering prices but ...

Premium credit cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Capital One Venture X could soon face higher surcharges—or be ...

As part of the proposed settlement, the credit card companies will temporarily lower the swipe fees for merchants. But not ...

Possible credit card surcharges could destroy the mental accounting that made hefty annual fees feel worth it, triggering a mass exodus from premium cards.

Visa/Mastercard may cut swipe fees a hair (about 0.1%), which helps stores but won’t show up as obvious price drops for ...

The implication for credit card swipe-fee rule changes — whether voluntary or legislative — is that credit card-issuing banks will find a way to make up for lost profit. But according to Ulzheimer, ...

Visa and Mastercard’s proposed settlement would reduce swipe fees. Here's what that would mean for your credit card rewards.

Obtain a fee breakdown and request that your payment processor explain any charges you don't understand. Get quotes to ...

Credit card giants Visa and Mastercard this week proposed a $38 billion deal to end the 20-year litigation over interchange ...