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Millennial credit card delinquencies rise: New York Fed

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in Q3 2019, according to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Nearly 3% of millennials are newly delinquent as of the third quarter this year, slightly up from 2.5%

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Credit card demand remains robust, rejections rise: New York Fed

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As consumers have leaned on credit cards more in recent months, applications for credit card limit extensions also rose, the New York Fed said Monday.

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New York Governor signs gun code law

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Kathy Hochul signed a new law Wednesday requiring merchants to use a gun code, saying it could help prevent mass shootings.

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New York BNPL bill is dead, for now

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Hopes for passing a 2024 buy now, pay later bill in New York state to regulate the nascent industry expired with the end of the legislative session last month. But next year could be a different story.

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New York Lien Law Essentials: 5 Key Facts for Commercial Lenders

Dive into the complexities of New York lien laws with our comprehensive eBook, 'New York Lien Law Essentials: 5 Key Facts for Commercial Lenders.' In this detailed guide, we explore the critical formalities necessary for lenders navigating ground-up construction and fix-and-flip projects in the New York market.

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New York enacts surcharge law

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The state’s new law will force merchants to limit credit card surcharges and more clearly disclose them to consumers. If the businesses don’t, they could face a $500 penalty.

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New York Raises Check Cashing Fees

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Effective February 26, 2021, New York State has increased the maximum fee that check cashers in New York State may charge. The increase is to 2.27 percent of the face amount of a check, draft, or money order. The increase is permitted under Part 400.11 The increase is permitted under Part 400.11

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A Recruiter’s Guide To Hiring In 2021

As the New York Times observed, “It’s a weird moment for the American economy.” With vaccination rates rising, consumers spending more money, and people returning to offices, the job market is going through a period of unprecedented adjustment. And recruiting professionals are caught in the middle.