Do You Use Your Credit Card To Buy Groceries? #SHORTS

5 Oct 2023 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, two speakers discuss how many Americans use credit or debit cards to pay for groceries. Speaker B asks what percentage of U.S. shoppers put their grocery bill on a credit card. Speaker A estimates roughly 25‑30% or more, noting that many people choose cards to earn miles, cash‑back, or other rewards. The conversation also touches on the recent appearance of buy‑now‑pay‑later (BNPL) options at grocery stores, which Speaker A describes as a problem and a pain point for shoppers.

So yeah, I mean, I just don't— I just can't really— I just don't know.
Like, I'm just saying, the percentage of people that are in the, in the United States that go to the grocery store and buy groceries with credit card, almost probably with a credit card or debit card.
No, I'm not checking on credit. On credit, a lot. I saw where buy now pay later right now is being accepted at grocery stores. Yeah, I mean, and it's a pain. That's not right. That's a problem.
I'm talking— I did— I asked a question. What is the percentage of Americans that go to the grocery store and put their grocery bill on a credit card? I'm not—
I'm probably 25 or 30%, maybe more, because people want the miles to get the cash back and the rewards.