Before the two companies can close the $35.3 billion merger, they must obtain approval from federal antitrust watchdogs who have challenged other recent deals.
Thanks! All of this is interesting to me because I was really bad paying back bills in the 90s before autopay was a thing and I never got a credit card because of it and I sort of never got around to it since. I realize that’s a bad thing in this world, so if I ever do end up getting a credit card, it sounds like I should see about getting Discover first. I appreciate it.
Yeah I’m hesitant to fully endorse any financial company because, frankly, they’re all relatively evil, but I do genuinely believe Discover is one of the least evil of the bunch and thus would say they’re worth looking at when you’re ready to work on building/repairing credit.
For a lot of reasons I’m not going to offer anything resembling actual financial or other advice, but if you come across any simple questions or problems along the way feel free to shoot me a message and I’ll answer if I can.
Thanks! All of this is interesting to me because I was really bad paying back bills in the 90s before autopay was a thing and I never got a credit card because of it and I sort of never got around to it since. I realize that’s a bad thing in this world, so if I ever do end up getting a credit card, it sounds like I should see about getting Discover first. I appreciate it.
Yeah I’m hesitant to fully endorse any financial company because, frankly, they’re all relatively evil, but I do genuinely believe Discover is one of the least evil of the bunch and thus would say they’re worth looking at when you’re ready to work on building/repairing credit.
For a lot of reasons I’m not going to offer anything resembling actual financial or other advice, but if you come across any simple questions or problems along the way feel free to shoot me a message and I’ll answer if I can.
Sure, I get that. But it’s still good advice, so I appreciate it.