Fiserv: California State Legislator’s Office Investigating Award of Two Additional Contracts to Money Network After Problems With Middle Class Refund Program

Published on Aug 14, 2023

Money Network Financial—a subsidiary of global fintech and payments company Fiserv (FI)—last year was awarded a contract by California’s Franchise Tax Board to administer the state’s middle class tax refund, consisting of over $9 billion to be disbursed to over 32 million eligible Californians. Under Money Network’s management, that program was riddled with errors. After […]

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