the history of the credit card

2. The credit card is a
instrument identification
material of the user, which
can be a plastic card with
a magnetic strip, a
microchip and a number
embossed.

3. CREDIT CARD
 The invention of the credit card in 1950
was a veritable revolution in the way of
payment.
 In just 60 years, the so-called 'plastic
money' has been extended to reach the
160 million credit cards that are
currently in circulation.

4. CREDIT CARD
 The credit card was
invented by Alfred
Bloomingdale and Frank
McNamara

5. CREDIT CARD
In which the
people who used
at that time were
men of business
and millonarios.

6. CREDIT CARD
 Joe Williams, manager director of
the Bank of America, was in 1958
when she decided to donate 60
thousand credit cards to 60
thousand inhabitants of Fresno,
California.
 This happened to them when they
were enjoying a lunch, And when it
came time to pay they realized they
didn't have enough money to pay the
account. Then McNamara called his
wife to bring out the dollars that she
needed to finally pay the account.

7. People began to use
them, and the second
year of them had
already been spent
more tat $59 million.
And is that people
spend more with a
credit because they
really are not seeing the
money materialized.

8. CREDIT CARD
 Then with the passage of time
began to leave new credit
cards.

9. CREDIT CARD
 The ingenious invention of
credit cards was spread all
over the world creating the
system that we know
today

10. Conclusion
CREDIT CARD
 In conclusion, the credit card It is a tool
you provide acquiring objects with ease
able to pay slowly can be good in
emergencies, but equally bad, if not used
properly.