Credit Card Fees?

[Thomas Edmonds]

Is there any fee for using a credit card when investing?

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[Raj Giandeep]

No extra fees for you investing. For this last round ending tomorrow. Need to invest at least $1,000

[Thomas Edmonds]

Thanks! That’s $200 in rewards with my card!

[Thomas Bushaw]

Whoa! $200 rewards on a $1,000 purchase? Or are you investing, like, $10,000? But, yes, no fees charged by Aptera. The $ charged to your card is the $ invested in Aptera.

[Thomas Edmonds]

$10K

Best inflation hedge I know of!

[Thomas Bushaw]

Excellent.

[Qiang Fu]

and if you buy a $40k Aptera, there’s 2k discount – an instant 20% return on your 10k investment at the time of delivery.

[Joshua Caldwell]

The second best, though risky if done at the wrong time, inflation hedge is bitcoin. I bought it at just above $3k and the current price is expected to get down to between $10k and $15k before going sky high again.

[Oz (It’s Oz, just Oz)]

Tulips are a far better investment than that I tell you.

[Joshua Caldwell]

Sorry but no, bitcoin covered the down payment for my house, then 3 years later it paid off the rest of the house.

[Oz (It’s Oz, just Oz)]

Some of the tulip investors were lucky too.

[Joshua Caldwell]

I’ve used a credit card every time I’ve invested, then paid off the credit card once the charge appears so that I don’t have to pay any APR on top of the investment amount. However, if you don’t maintain zero balance credit cards as a personal standard, NEVER use those for investing.

[Thomas Edmonds]

Congrats on your Bitcoin investment.

In this economic environment though, I trust Aptera more than Bitcoin. Aptera is based on a physical, highly marketable product, while Bitcoin is based on thin air!

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