The tech giant proposed exiting the contract in about 12 to 15 months, which would knock down a main pillar of Goldman’s soured bid to expand into main-street lending.
The bank, card network, and processor all make fees off every transaction. I charge ~$70,000 per year on my card while paying in full every month. I get ~$1,200 back as a reward. The various institutions split an average of 2.5% per swipe…or ~$1,750 (though probably higher).
No such thing as a free lunch, my friend. As you pay more on everything at retail as prices rise to cover.
The bank, card network, and processor all make fees off every transaction. I charge ~$70,000 per year on my card while paying in full every month. I get ~$1,200 back as a reward. The various institutions split an average of 2.5% per swipe…or ~$1,750 (though probably higher).
No such thing as a free lunch, my friend. As you pay more on everything at retail as prices rise to cover.
Yep, good old processing and interchange fees. Someone has to pay them.