The Durbin-Marshall credit card bill is criticized for benefiting large corporate stores at the expense of small businesses and consumers. The bill threatens credit card rewards programs and could harm the travel and tourism industry. Senators Durbin and Marshall face opposition from various groups and industries.
Key Points
Small businesses might not benefit from the bill
The bill could jeopardize credit card rewards programs
The travel and tourism industry could suffer a $23 billion hit
Cons
Threatens small businesses and their credit card rewards programs
Benefits large corporate stores like Walmart, Amazon, Costco, Kroger, and Home Depot
Could harm the travel and tourism industry by disrupting credit card rewards and loyalty points programs