American Express Credit Card
Teaching Johnny how credit cards work
Written by Geoff Williams
Posted On: October 6, 2011
If parents and schools don't step up, then credit card companies will, by golly.
[...]J.D. Power finds credit card satisfaction on the rise
Written by Geoff Williams
Posted On: September 1, 2011
Oh, banking executives? Some of you can come out of hiding now.
[...]American Express reveals five era-defining consumer trends
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: December 2, 2010
The recession has changed the way consumers use credit cards in five crucial ways. [...]
American Express research shows Americans ready to spend on little luxuries
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: October 4, 2010
Fast casual food and quality couches top the credit card issuer's list of items that popped up on account statements more often in early 2010. [...]
Popular American Express Credit Card Drops Most Rebates to 1.25%
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: May 18, 2009
A tough economy makes it harder to find great cash rewards in credit cards. The American Express Blue Cash Credit Card has been the favorite card in my wallet for several years. This credit card offered a 1.5% cash rebate on most of my purchases, and it punched the bonus up to 5% for transactions [...]
Entrepreneurs Learn Credit Card Strategies at Speed Coaching Events
Written by Joe Taylor Jr.
Posted On: May 5, 2009
Starting a new company in an economic recession often requires three things: a great idea, a generous small business credit card, and solid advice. Officials at American Express OPEN hope to connect entrepreneurs with all three at a series of seven live events throughout the spring and summer. The "Small Business Speed Coaching Test Drive" offers [...]
Got an American Express Credit Card? Decide How to Spend $5 Million!
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: June 11, 2007
American Express has recently launched The Members Project, where it will contribute $1 for every AMEX cardholder who registers for the project by August 5, 2007 – up to a total of $5 million. Registration is free, and as best as I can tell, there are no costs for participants. If you’re wondering what American Express [...]
Prestige Credit Cards: Not Just for the Rich and Famous Anymore
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: May 3, 2007
The first and considered by many to be the most exclusive prestige credit card is the American Express Centurion, reportedly for people who charge at least $250,000 a year. Available by invitation only, the card is so exclusive, it's hard to get reliable information about it! What's clear is that Centurion is for wealthy [...]
