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3 years ago

Which payment option could have interest charged to you

Business

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kramer3 years ago

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Answer:

Loans, Credit cards

Explanation:

If you don't pay your credit card on time, they will charge you a late fee. If you take out a loan, they make you pay back the money you took out and a percent of that amount for interest.

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