“You are paying people one basis point and taking in 275 basis points of revenue… they were self-funding after a relatively short period of time”

Complex Systems with Patrick McKenzie (patio11) · Why banks pay you to use their credit cards

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offered ultra-low-rate unsecured consumer loans to attract new deposit accounts, then used those deposits to fund the loans

1 basis point cost, 275 basis points revenue, 1.5% rebate on purchases

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