How do credit card companies make money? O (A) Fees and interest paid by cardholders
O (B) Investing your credit card debt
O (C) Fees paid by merchants
O All of them
O A and B
O A and C
OB and C

A and C

Explanation:

Credit card companies get their income form the following three main sources

Interests form the bulk of income to the card companies. Typically charge interest arises when customers carry a balance from a month to the next. Fees charged include annual fees, late fees, cash advance fees, balance transaction fees, among others. Merchants usually pay a percentage for every transaction conducted via a credit card.  The percentage ranges between 1% to 3 %.

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a and c

explanation: