Silver Gold and Platinum Credit Cards
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Silver, Gold, and Platinum Credit Cards
Overview
Silver, gold, and platinum are not just precious metals; they also represent different tiers of credit cards. But what distinguishes a silver card from a gold or platinum one?
Key Differences
Spending Limit
Traditionally, silver, gold, and platinum cards suggested varying levels of spending power, hinting at the cardholder's income. As you move from silver to gold to platinum, your presumed income (and thus spending limit) increases. However, these days, the income requirements for these cards are often quite similar, meaning you don't need a notably higher income to qualify for a platinum card.
Membership Fees
The most significant difference today is the annual membership fees. Due to the perceived prestige, issuers charge platinum cardholders significantly more than silver cardholders, who might even enjoy no annual fee at all.
Conclusion
While having a platinum card might come with added prestige, you might not see a substantial increase in spending limit compared to a silver card. The real question is whether you're willing to pay higher fees for the status linked to a platinum card. Card issuers are betting that many will be enticed by this prestige.
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