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December 12, 2011

Q&A: Why do people prefer American Express?

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Question by Jared P: Why do people prefer American Express?
I work somewhere that populate make large purchases. A lot of times, this means they have to use a credit card. We only take Mastercard and Visa. From what I understand, they charge vendors less than Discover and American Express, thus why a lot of people don’t take AMX or Discover. People lull emanating flowing in wanting to pay with American Express. How can they still manage to be in business when so many people don’t accept them as a form of payment, and why do people still insist on using it? Is it prestigious? Are the rewards better? Better fraud protection? It seems to me that most of the cards have similar benefits now.

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Answer by Atimari
better rewards



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June 2, 2011

How profitable is it joining a credit union compare to a bank? Houston, TX Credit Unions members advise prefer


Question by samatroy: How profitable is it joining a credit union compare to a bank? Houston, TX Credit Unions members advise prefer
After extensive research, for a friend and me, I found out that Credit Unions are the best places to obtain a credit card, and loans. I live in Houston, Texas and found many options for a credit union so I don’t know which one to choose in terms of getting a good credit card with fraud protection and all that kind of stuff that a credit card from a bank like Chase have, a saving and checking accounts with no or < $ 6 fees on each, and good range on loans. I know the website that tells me which credit unions they offer here in houston, but I am more interested in personal experience with them and how did they work for you in both short and long terms. Most of the stuff I read has been only to praise each union, but which business doesn't do that, so I want to know the good and bad of the union yourself have joined and which ones you recommend.

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Answer by Barbara B
Credit unions usually have fewer (and lower) fees for their products and services than conventional banks. That’s because their not-for-profit status allows them to have a different fee structure than a for-profit bank.It’s also often easier for members to get services such as higher risk loans, personal loans, start-over credit cards etc. which many conventional banks no longer offer because of the higher risk. Again, it’s because of credit unions’ members- only, not-for-profit status. Credit Unions answer to their members. Publicly owned banks answer to stockholders. That said, one must be a member to qualify – and members with better impute scores get best rates just like banks. On the other hand, they can be invaluable if you are merely starting unwrapping or starting over in the world of attributing.Becoming a member usually involves meeting some kind of qualification – such as working for an accompanying, government, living in a particular geographic area etc. You will probably have to pay a fee – usually less than $ 50 – for your membership. There are also minimum deposit requirements etc.



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