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4 years ago

What are the benefits of using a credit card? What are the drawbacks of using a credit card?

2 answers:

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Benefits: You do not have to carry large amounts of cash with you

drawbacks: You have to pay interest rates
it is technically a loan

hope this helps

Usimov [2.4K]4 years ago

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The benefits is that you don't have to carry too much money with you is pretty simple you just swipe your card everywhere you go and is more safer that money. is somebody steals you card you call immediately and tell them to cancel your account. Drawbacks: is that if you don't have enough money on your back account and for example you go to a store and buy something more expensive thatn what you have in you account. that's called overdraft and you will be charge extra money for borrowing the banks money.

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