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If past card revamps are any indication, the annual fees on Amex Platinum and Business Platinum will almost certainly see increases as part of the planned changes. But just how high could they go?

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American Express is a financial giant, acting largely as a payment processor. The company's logo adorns credit cards that get used in retail establishments and online. Each transaction generates fee income for American Express. It issues its own cards, too, so it generates card/membership fees directly from customers there, as well.

American Express Co.’s bet on Gen Z customers is paying off, with the segment accounting for around 5% of all US spending on the firm’s cards and other products, Chief Financial Officer Christophe Le Caillec said.

Talk about sticker shock: Your premium-rewards credit card might soon carry a $1,000 annual fee. At least that’s what some card and rewards experts are saying, particularly with the news that American Express AXP is planning to revamp its Amex Platinum card, which already carries a $695 fee.