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Last year, The Athletic asked Holly Percival to play Football Manager for the first time. Since then, she has fallen down the rabbit hole and become obsessed with the game. After getting the sack at Aston Villa, surviving Championship relegation with Hull and promotion to the Premier League, how will she do with Hull in the top flight? Read Part One Read Part Two Read Part Three After a post-season party no one will ever forget, I pulled the strings of party popper drabs from my hair and sat at my desk in my office at the MKM Stadium. The music was faintly shaking the glass of water next to me. I was content. I never knew what it was like to be a winning manager. I wanted to soak up every minute of this moment but I also knew I couldn't waste any more time. I opened a new diary and I started planning. Surviving relegation from the Premier League was not going to be easy. Even heading into my third-ever season of Foot

The online bank ING France has closed hundreds of thousands of accounts, affecting at least 300,000 people. A consumer association has accused it of wanting to "get rid of" less profitable accounts. The accounts appeared to have closed "automatically" from the start of January 2022. ING France announced it was closing its retail banking business on December 21, 21 years after its arrival on the market. It had first announced that it was completing "a strategic review" of its retail banking business in June. As a result, it is preparing to sell its retail business to other banks, such as to Société générale (its offshoot Boursorama), or to Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, for its online bank Fortunéo. Yet, consumer banking association Conso banque has said that ING France has closed 30-40% of its small, inactive accounts because "the future buyer doesn't want" them.  Association president Michel Guillaud said that ING was "cleaning house&quo

BNP Paribas, Casino Group and Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale sign an exclusivity agreement for the sale of FLOA to BNP Paribas by Casino Group and Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale, and to set up a strategic partnership between BNP Paribas and Casino Group Paris, 27 July 2021 BNP Paribas, Casino Group and Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale have signed an exclusivity agreement providing for: the acquisition by BNP Paribas of all outstanding shares in FLOA, one of France's leading providers of innovative payments and a subsidiary of Casino and Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale (through Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel – BFCM), for a total consideration of €258 million 1 , for an equity of €184 million as of end-2020; a long-term strategic and commercial partnership between BNP Paribas and Casino Group.  In an e-commerce market experiencing very strong growth, associated with changing consumer habits and customer expectations with regard to payment meth

In today's FinTech news, streaming services are big in Latin America, but a myriad of payment options are needed for success, according to Paramount. Meanwhile, International Game Technology sold off its two payments subsidiaries, and Indian FinTech firm Perfios notched a Series C. Over in FinTech-friendly Lithuania, a state of emergency has been declared following Russia's attack on Ukraine, and Tribal is expanding its card payments reach in the Caribbean and Latin America thanks to a partnership with Visa. Paramount on Supporting a Diverse Payments Mix to Boost Streaming and Subscription Services in Latin America Latin America quickly cozied up to streaming services, with the region now the second fastest growing market. Video-on-demand subscribers are anticipated to hit 130 million by 2026. To make it in LatAm, however, particular attention m

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The  Virtual Credit Cards  report is an in-depth examination of the global Virtual Credit Cards's general consumption structure, development trends, sales techniques, and top nations' sales. The research looks at well-known providers in the global Virtual Credit Cards industry, as well as market segmentation, competition, and the macroeconomic climate. A complete Virtual Credit Cards analysis takes into account a number of aspects, including a country's population and business cycles, as well as market-specific microeconomic consequences. The global market research also includes a specific competition landscape section to help you better understand the Virtual Credit Cards industry. This information can help stakeholders make educated decisions before investing. Leading players of Virtual Credit Cards including: Abine Blur, Mastercard, Cryptopay, American Express, Marqeta, Billtrust, Qonto, DiviPay, CSI (Corporate Spending Innovations), MineralTree,

Chase Freedom and Chase Freedom Flex cardholders now have the ability to activate their 5% category bonuses for the second quarter of 2022. Once the bonus is activated, the two cards will offer 5% cash back on up to $1,500 spent in combined purchases on Amazon.com and with select streaming services through the end of June. Key Takeaways Chase has detailed the new 5% bonus categories for April through June 2022. Cardholders with a Freedom or Freedom Flex card can earn 5% cash back on up to $1,500 in combined spending on purchases made on Amazon.com and with select streaming services, with a maximum of $75 in rewards. To earn the bonus rewards rate, cardholders must activate by June 14, 2022. How to Maximize Chase Freedom Quarterly Bonuses Both the Chase Freedom—which is no longer available for new applications—and Chase Freedom Flex cards offer 5% cash back on categories that change every three months. If you want to receive 5% back on Amazon.com a

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Rental fees are payable upon presenting a valid, accepted charge card to the host. Upon return, the customer can use his or her debit card to make payment. You can pay with a Visa, Mastercard, or a checking account. The renter's credit history must be checked along with their rental amount plus up to $200 held in a bank account. Table of contents Can I Book A Rental Car With My Debit Card? Yes, but a short answer is necessary. Renting a car with a debit card is a fairly easy option, particularly in comparison to credit card rentals. What Rental Car Can I Get With A Debit Card? Do most U.S. debit card providers permit renting out cars? Yes, most do. You can hire Avis cars for 25 dollars or less with a debit card with the Visa or MasterCard logo. Rental costs are usually put on hold in your account as part of your financial plan. What Rental Car Takes Debit Cards? Bank of America. Business debit cards can be used in the US, Puerto Rico, and Canada (exclu

The wave of NFT attention in 2021 has led many newcomers to seek ways to enter the Non-Fungible Token ecosystem from a variety of routes.  The most popular way to get from fiat to NFT is through the traditional route of using a fiat on-ramp platform, like a Coinbase Pro, to convert USD to something like ETH or SOL, and then transferring it over to their wallet of choice, like MetaMask or Phantom, and then either minting an NFT or purchasing one on a secondary market.  However, the convenience of buying an NFT directly with a credit card is something that some users may prefer, and this has only recently become an available service. Switchere and SpaceSeven, for instance, enable users to buy NFTs with a credit card.  Here's how it works. Buying NFTs With Credit Card: Behind the Scenes To best understand the mechanics of buying NFTs with credit cards, let's familiarize ourselves with a few of the key elements.  Switchere is an Esto

A prepaid debit card is much like a gift card: It allows you to spend whatever amount of money is stored on the card. Once the balance is used up, you can reload the card online or at an ATM, a participating store, or other physical location. Prepaid debit cards are issued by banks and branded by the major credit card companies, including Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. Key Takeaways A prepaid debit card can be a useful alternative to cash. Prepaid debit cards are an option for people who don't have a credit card or access to a regular debit card connected to a bank account. There are many fees associated with prepaid debit cards, so it's important to shop around for the best deal. Understanding Prepaid Debit Cards A prepaid debit card is as good as cash—and sometimes better: It is a safe way to carry money around—unlike, say, a wad of paper money. Prepaid cards also come with certain consumer protections, while cash doe

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