Emily Glazer
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219 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2017
last heard Jan 2021
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It's definitely part of it.
That's one of the ways that the bank can make money is the net interest income, and that comes from balances that consumers have month to month if they don't pay off the bill in full.
One of the other key junctures is actually about to occur.
in the next couple of days.
And that's when the renewal period after the first year starts to begin.
The card was launched in mid-August of last year.
And so, it'll be very interesting to see.
And we won't really know.
We'll have to do reporting on it.
This is not publicly available.
But I know people at the bank are tracking and are eager to find out how many people will pay the $450 annual fee to get the card for another year
if they're not going to get any sort of bonus sign-on as they did for the first year.
So that's this key point to see, you know, is the bank just giving away too much free money, or has it really hit the jackpot of customers as it says it has?
Absolutely.
Amex and Citi both have premium credit cards.
That's what it's known as in this space.
that has really been sort of swallowed by Chase Sapphire Reserve.
Someone joked to me after our article came out that Amex CEO Ken Chenault must be smiling like crazy after seeing a story that Sapphire Reserve might not pan out as well as people have been saying.
So it is really the envy of the industry.
At the same time, J.P.
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