bs6054 wrote:
FutureBillionaire wrote:
Rewards may improve so that consumers will keep using the cards so Visa and the others can keep their revenue stream where it is now.
That would be interesting. I guess for cash back rewards, the calculation is easy (2.5% surcharge, but I get 4% back), but for some rewards programs, much harder to evaluate
That would be good as I always use credit. I don't carry any debit card at all or much cash. People I work with can't understand like with out debit cards and I could not understand life with out credit cards! I can't be charged a surcharge as I live in FL as of now.
Walmart / GECRB - 1,900/1,800, JCP / GECRB - 1,300, Dillard's / GECRB - 1,000, Amazon / GECRB - 1,700, Chevron / GECRB - 1,300, Belk / GECRB - 1,563, QVC / GECRB - 700, US Bank - 300, Credit One - 750, Capital One - 375/500, Bank Of America 123 Cash Back - 300, Wells Fargo - 300, AMEX ZYNC - NPSL ($2,500), USAA AMEX - 250, PenFed Personal Loan - 250, PenFed Personal Loan - 400.
