Credit Card Industry Aims to Profit From Sterling Payers

[werewolf34]

This is just lobbying / PR crap. The credit card companies are under fire for borrowing at very cheap rates and charging very high APRs to customers who actually carry balances.

They are just trying to scare ‘good’ customers into having legislators back off by ‘imposing’ fees. If they want to try it, go ahead. Good customers are in demand so they will walk if they can.

[Anonymous]

[quote=werewolf34]This is just lobbying / PR crap.[/quote]

You are probably correct…but then that would mean that the liberal media is promoting the agenda of big business. Now I’m confused…

[Anonymous]

[quote=werewolf34]This is just lobbying / PR crap.[/quote]

You are probably correct…but then that would mean that the liberal media is promoting the agenda of big business. Now I’m confused…

[Anonymous]

[quote=werewolf34]This is just lobbying / PR crap.[/quote]

You are probably correct…but then that would mean that the liberal media is promoting the agenda of big business. Now I’m confused…

[Anonymous]

[quote=werewolf34]This is just lobbying / PR crap.[/quote]

You are probably correct…but then that would mean that the liberal media is promoting the agenda of big business. Now I’m confused…

[Anonymous]

[quote=werewolf34]This is just lobbying / PR crap.[/quote]

You are probably correct…but then that would mean that the liberal media is promoting the agenda of big business. Now I’m confused…

[Sandi Egan]

To me CCs are just a convenience. If they introduce annual fee, I’ll probably keep a card or two (AmEx/Costsco for example). If there is no grace period… well, my SDCCU debit card is also a Visa.

[Sandi Egan]

To me CCs are just a convenience. If they introduce annual fee, I’ll probably keep a card or two (AmEx/Costsco for example). If there is no grace period… well, my SDCCU debit card is also a Visa.

[Sandi Egan]

To me CCs are just a convenience. If they introduce annual fee, I’ll probably keep a card or two (AmEx/Costsco for example). If there is no grace period… well, my SDCCU debit card is also a Visa.

[Sandi Egan]

To me CCs are just a convenience. If they introduce annual fee, I’ll probably keep a card or two (AmEx/Costsco for example). If there is no grace period… well, my SDCCU debit card is also a Visa.

[Sandi Egan]

To me CCs are just a convenience. If they introduce annual fee, I’ll probably keep a card or two (AmEx/Costsco for example). If there is no grace period… well, my SDCCU debit card is also a Visa.

[drboom]

Add my family to the deadbeat list. We redeem points for cash toward my wife’s student loan ($2,100 so far), so we’re worse than the usual deadbeats. We’d charge our rent if we could.

If they start charging a bunch of fees, it’s good-bye credit card, hello debit card. I would say “hello cash”, but we run a tight budget and we’re too undisciplined to account for cash.

And no, there’s no “free ride” mentality here. If the credit card companies choose to offer responsible people like us some incentives to use their card, we’ll take it. If they don’t, we won’t snivel–we’ll just cancel the card with no hard feelings.

[drboom]

Add my family to the deadbeat list. We redeem points for cash toward my wife’s student loan ($2,100 so far), so we’re worse than the usual deadbeats. We’d charge our rent if we could.

If they start charging a bunch of fees, it’s good-bye credit card, hello debit card. I would say “hello cash”, but we run a tight budget and we’re too undisciplined to account for cash.

And no, there’s no “free ride” mentality here. If the credit card companies choose to offer responsible people like us some incentives to use their card, we’ll take it. If they don’t, we won’t snivel–we’ll just cancel the card with no hard feelings.

[drboom]

Add my family to the deadbeat list. We redeem points for cash toward my wife’s student loan ($2,100 so far), so we’re worse than the usual deadbeats. We’d charge our rent if we could.

If they start charging a bunch of fees, it’s good-bye credit card, hello debit card. I would say “hello cash”, but we run a tight budget and we’re too undisciplined to account for cash.

And no, there’s no “free ride” mentality here. If the credit card companies choose to offer responsible people like us some incentives to use their card, we’ll take it. If they don’t, we won’t snivel–we’ll just cancel the card with no hard feelings.

[drboom]

Add my family to the deadbeat list. We redeem points for cash toward my wife’s student loan ($2,100 so far), so we’re worse than the usual deadbeats. We’d charge our rent if we could.

If they start charging a bunch of fees, it’s good-bye credit card, hello debit card. I would say “hello cash”, but we run a tight budget and we’re too undisciplined to account for cash.

And no, there’s no “free ride” mentality here. If the credit card companies choose to offer responsible people like us some incentives to use their card, we’ll take it. If they don’t, we won’t snivel–we’ll just cancel the card with no hard feelings.

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