I never been into politics, not even on today’s US election.

However, I interested in learning how the US election will actually help US small businesses, as well as global small businesses, in receiving perks that will be beneficial for all.

Countdown to US November election has never been more exciting today, especially in both consumer and business credit cards industry.

A nation of which people regarded by many as big spenders, US Credit Debt is overwhelming and disrupting lives. Many of its people are in deep credit debt due to mismanaged personal finance, as well as non-conducive law and regulation.

The Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights is highly advocated and anticipated today, due to the political purposes attached to it by the US presidential candidates.

Once provisions of Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights come into effect, you can expect fairer credit card regulations for both consumer and business.

Perks for small business owner

What the proposed provisions of Credit Cardholders’ Bill of Rights means to small business owner?

Once the provisions take effect, small business owners will enjoy no interest rates increase while they pay their bills regularly on time. Moreover, there will be no new interest rates can be applied to the balances accumulated under the previously low interest rate.

Small business owners are also protected from late penalty fee charges for checks sent in several days before the due payment date. To even better protect, credit applications, especially those with instant approvals will have better disclosures

I am delighted knowing that the right timing of the breakthrough in credit cardholder regulations will eventually help bringing solution to US Credit Debt problem.

Finally – responsible cardholders will receive the reward they deserve

Being responsible business credit cardholders that thrive to pay the bill on time regardless of business financial challenges is, finally, rewarding.

This new regulations will help business credit cardholders to be more responsible. This will, in the end, help the national debt figures manageable.

Hopefully.

Ivan Widjaya
Credit cardholder