How We Expect Discover’s Direct Expenses Composition To Change Going Forward
Discover (NYSE: DFS) offers student loans and personal loans, and also issues credit card loans to customers of its credit card system. In terms of revenue, net income from credit cards contributes around 85% of the combined revenue from interest income. However, Discover has been growing its expenses on other loans much faster than it is growing its expenses on credit card loans. We expect the same trend to continue going forward with close to 23% of the company’s direct expenditure going towards such loans.
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- Discover Financial Stock Is Attractive At The Current Levels
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