Explore and compare the differences with three different credit card offerings.

For this Module, we will explore and compare the differences with three different credit card offerings. Review the readings provided in this module on the recent credit card law.You will need to download this credit card comparison chart (pdf) and use it to complete this assignment.Review the first two credit card offerings already provided for you called Credit Card 1 and Credit Card 2. Start with Credit Card 1: Complete the credit card comparison chart for this card, inserting all information that you have on this card. Then below this chart, provide two advantages and two disadvantages of this card. Finally, provide a summary paragraph with your reasoning of whether or not you would personally select and use this card. Support your response with reasoning for why or why not.Next, complete the same information for Credit Card 2. Insert all of the information that you have on this card on the comparison chart, and below the chart provide two advantages and disadvantages of this card and conclude with your paragraph of whether or not you would select and use this card.Finally, in addition to the first two provided scenarios above, you must also select one additional credit card offering of your own choice, which could be your own personal card, or an offer that you received in the mail or reviewed online. Complete the comparison chart on your own card selection. Below the chart describing two advantages and two disadvantages of this card. Finish with a paragraph explaining whether or not you would select this card.Make sure to save a copy of your own credit card selection’s Truth in Lending Disclosure Statement Table. You must submit it in addition to the comparison chart document. A Truth in Lending disclosure statement Table would like something like these two examples:Example 1 (scroll to the bottom of page 2 to see the table) Note: The font on this document is very small, you may need to enlarge it by clicking on the Plus (+) icon. Example 2 (scroll to page 6 to see the table)