Here’s Everything About The New T-Mobile Credit Card
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Are you ready? The T-Mobile credit card, first rumored back in April, is about to drop. Here’s all the details.
  • Matt@lemdro.idEnglish
    1·
    19 days ago

    This is very disappointing. I was hoping there would be some decent earning categories like the Verizon credit card that gets 4% back on gas, grocery, and dining. This card would only get me about $3 back per month from my T-Mobile bill. The only way I would consider the card at this point is if there is a decent sign up bonus. I will most likely be sticking with my PenFed debit card that offers phone insurance.

    • shortwavesurfer@lemmy.zipOPMEnglish
      1·
      19 days ago

      Yeah, I don’t do the whole credit card thing. I would rather not pay somebody 20 plus percent.

      What I do instead is pay for things with money I actually have.

      • Matt@lemdro.idEnglish
        11·
        18 days ago

        You do not pay interest on credit cards as long as you pay it off by the due date. You are leaving money on the table by not using them. You should be getting 2% or more back on nearly all purchases. That adds up quickly. Having credit cards also helps build credit history which will be needed if you ever need to take out a loan or mortgage.