Where Is the Hidden Money Beneath Banks? (Where The Money Is, Vol. 2)

The 5 Companies That Really Decide If You're Approved

You've probably applied for a credit card and thought the bank on the
front was deciding.

Most of the time, it wasn't.

There are thousands of banks in this country that don't make their own
credit cards. They can't afford to. So they rent one from somebody else.
Five companies do most of that renting, and between them they sit behind
roughly three and a half thousand banks and credit unions.

Understand those five, and thousands of doors stop being mysteries.

WHAT'S IN THIS VOLUME

Why everybody is crowding the same handful of banks
Why a small bank can't build its own card
Who's actually behind the counter
Why learning five names beats studying a thousand banks
How to find out, before you apply, who's really deciding
What each of the five is known for
Which ones give business cards to strangers
Why a bank merger quietly opens a door
How to find the ones nobody has put on a list

By the last page you'll know something that changes how you look at
every credit card in America — including which of these five will hand
a business card to somebody who isn't even a customer.

WHAT YOU GET

Volume 2, delivered the moment you pay
EPUB and PDF — reads on a phone, a tablet, an e-reader or a computer
Yours to keep. No subscription, nothing renews

VOLUME 2 OF TEN

One of ten short books on how business funding actually works. The
complete set answers all ten questions, start to finish.

JEFF KEMMER

Forty years of buying and running businesses. These are the parts of
the process most owners only find out about after it has cost them
something.

These are books. They do not offer credit and are not affiliated with
any lender.