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" Your wallet is looking greener\u2014and not just from the wad of bills you got in there. &amp;quot;Green&amp;quot; credit cards are becoming increasingly more popular these days. Every time you charge a purchase, be it a gallon of milk or ten gallons of gas, it could be the most eco-friendly thing you do all day. Mastercard has two cards on the market: GE Earth Rewards and GreenPay donate points towards carbon offsets. Visa has two more (Brighter Planet and Working Assets) with the same idea.  Visa&amp;#039;s Working Assets is my fave because 10 cents of every purchase can go to the charity of my choice from a list of organizations they support, like Greenpeace, Planned Parenthood and Doctors Without Borders. And there&amp;#039;s no better time to give to charity than now. Yesterday, CNN reported that charities are getting hit hard in this economic slump: fewer donations at a time more people are looking for help. According to the article and America&amp;#039;s Second Harvest (one of the charities on Visa&amp;#039;s Working Assets list), 1.3 million more people have enrolled in the federal Food Stamp Program this year, putting a serious strain on food banks across the country. So if you&amp;#039;re shopping for a new credit card, this is definitely the way to go. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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