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The Durbin-Marshall credit card mandates would lead to devastating outcomes for small businesses because it would restrict access to credit and take away valuable rewards programs.
Congress should stand with Main Street and reject these mandates.
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Some promises should stay buried this Halloween. Durbin-Marshall’s backers claim their bill would lower costs, but the math doesn’t work. In fact, small businesses could lose rewards and face higher costs if it passes.
Washington should reject this spooky proposal.
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Main Street businesses oppose the Durbin-Marshall credit card bill because they understand that this bill would weaken payment security on top of failing to lower costs for entrepreneurs.
Congress should stand with small business owners and say “NO” to Durbin-Marshall.
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The credit card system is one of the most important tools small business owners have to grow. It provides benefits like rewards that help keep budgets balanced at a time when costs are rising.
The Durbin-Marshall mandates threaten to put this tool at risk. Tell Congress to reject this risky proposal.
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Credit card rewards programs help small business owners lower their costs and grow their operations. The Durbin-Marshall credit card bill threatens to take away those programs and make it harder to do business.
Please stop the Durbin-Marshall credit card bill.
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Under the Durbin-Marshall mandates, every transaction that a small business processes could face a higher chance of fraud, especially at a time when fraudsters are becoming more sophisticated.
Lawmakers should protect the security of the electronic payments system and reject Durbin-Marshall.
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American entrepreneurs and businesspeople stand to lose benefits like fraud prevention, cybersecurity, and rewards programs if Congress passes the Durbin-Marshall credit card mandates.
Tell Congress: Say “NO” to the burdensome Durbin-Marshall mandates.
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Entrepreneurs in rural areas count on local credit unions to access capital to launch their businesses. Durbin-Marshall would make it harder for those institutions to continue that vital work while putting at risk perks like credit card rewards.
Small businesses need policies that expand opportunity. Durbin-Marshall does the opposite.
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The Durbin-Marshall mandates would not lower costs for small businesses or consumers. Instead, the proposal would limit access to credit and make the electronic payments system less safe for all who depend on it.
It’s time for Congress to move on from the Durbin-Marshall mandates.
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The credit card system helps small businesses grow and reach customers online. Durbin-Marshall would put that at risk by weakening the fraud protections that keep transactions safe and leaving consumers and mom-and-pop shops exposed to more fraud.
Congress should oppose this bill.
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Minority entrepreneurs count on affordable access to credit to succeed. The Durbin-Marshall credit card bill would shrink the availability of affordable credit programs for small businesses.
If lawmakers are serious about helping small businesses, they should look closely at who the Durbin-Marshall bill actually helps and who it leaves behind.
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The Durbin-Marshall credit card mandates would expose consumers and small businesses to more cybersecurity risks and fraud.
To protect American consumers and small businesses, Congress must reject the Durbin-Marshall.
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Main Street businesses are already facing high costs and shrinking margins. Instead of helping small businesses, the Durbin-Marshall mandates would take away the rewards that help them support their bottom line.
Tell Congress: Say “NO” to Durbin-Marshall.
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American entrepreneurs rely on the existing credit card system to manage cash flow and grow their businesses. The Durbin-Marshall credit card bill would upend that system and take away the perks the system provides.
Congress should support legislation that actually helps small businesses and stop Durbin-Marshall.
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Proposals like the Durbin-Marshal mandates wouldn’t lower costs for small businesses or save consumers money. Instead, it would increase security risks and take away the resources small businesses need to succeed.
Congress should listen to small businesses and stop Durbin-Marshall.
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Small businesses need a reliable credit card system to grow. The Durbin-Marshall credit card mandates would upend this system by making it less secure for consumers and entrepreneurs.
Congress should work on solutions that uplift small businesses.
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The Durbin-Marshall credit card bill is bad news for American consumers and small businesses. The proposal would dismantle popular credit card rewards programs and compromise the security of the payment system.
Please stop Durbin-Marshall.
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Small businesses leverage the benefits of the credit card system to navigate the ongoing affordability crisis. Unfortunately, proposals like the Durbin-Marshall mandates would put those benefits at risk and won’t lower costs for Main Street.
Congress should stop this misguided proposal.
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Minority entrepreneurs need access to affordable credit to thrive, especially as the cost of doing business keeps rising. The Durbin-Marshall bill would squeeze the community lenders that make that possible and limit access to credit for those who need it most.
Lawmakers should stand against this harmful bill.
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Today, @RepDeSaulnier met with SBPA members who shared their concerns with the Durbin-Marshall credit card bill: lost rewards, higher costs, and compromised security.
We appreciate the Congressman for hearing from them and urge him to keep standing with Main Street businesses.
