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Title: Credit Cards


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Credit Cards
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How credit cards work.
  • Credit Cards are issued to qualified customers.
  • When purchasing with credit cards you have to
    sign or enter a pin.
  • Electronic Verification system
  • Pay the card company
  • Monthly credit card statements

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History
  • Edward Bellary used the term credit card eleven
    times in his 1887 book Looking Backward.
  • Early Beginning from 1900-1946 oil companies and
    department stores issued their own proprietary
    cards.
  • First bank card Charge it in 1946 by John
    Briggins.
  • Next came The Diners Club Card Stared in 1950.
  • In 1958 American Express enter the credit card
    industry.
  • American Express introduced the first card made
    of plastic in 1959 (before cards were made from
    cardboard/celluloid.
  • BankAmericard was established in 1959 later to be
    know as Visa

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Debt Facts
  • 78 of American household have one or more credit
    cards
  • American Credit card debt in 2008? 972.73
    billion
  • Average credit card debt per house hold in 2008?
    8,329
  • As of March 2009, U.S. revolving consumer debt,
    made up almost entirely of credit card debt, was
    about 950 Billion.
  • In the fourth quarter of 2008, 13.9 percent of
    consumer disposable income went to service this
    debt.
  • 76 percent of undergraduates have credit cards,
    and the average undergrad has 2,200 in credit
    card debt.

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Benefits
  • Convenience
  • Security (accident and health)
  • Dispute protection
  • Fraudulent charges
  • Extended Manufacture Warranties
  • Credit card purchase protection
  • Bank overdraft fees and other related expenses
  • Worldwide Acceptance

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Disadvantages
  • It can become a loan
  • Interest charges
  • Damage credit rating
  • More debt then you can handle
  • Complicated terms and conditions
  • Cost more than other forms of loans

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Credit Card Profits
  • The credit card industry is the most profitable
    one in the United States with annual earnings in
    the 30 billion range.  Many people might be
    surprised to learn that a single credit card
    issuer -- MBNA -- earned 1.5 times more profit
    than McDonalds in 2004.  Citibank, another major
    credit card Issuer, earns more profit than both
    Microsoft and Walmart. http//www.bcsalliance.com
    /creditcard_profits.html
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