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    Credit Card Risks Crash Course
    Credit Card Risks Crash Course
    Credit Card Risks Crash Course
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    Credit Card Risks Crash Course

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    A credit card happens to be one of the most contentious
    products amongst all the monetary tools that are accessible.
    Most people pay their expenses using credit cards. However,
    the leaders and financial experts about using credit cards have
    completely mixed reviews. In fact there are some who are
    adamant on destroying the powers of this financial instrument.
    A credit card is merely a tool and whether or not its services
    are detrimental or obliging depends on how the users use this
    tool. A credit card may not be something for everyone. If
    someone lacks the quality of self-control or responsibility then a
    credit card may not be their piece of cake.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntroBooks
    Release dateNov 5, 2019
    ISBN9781393271116

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      Credit Card Risks Crash Course - IntroBooks Team

      Credit Card Risks

      Crash Course

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      Preface

      A credit card happens to be one of the most contentious products amongst all the monetary tools that are accessible. Most people pay their expenses using credit cards. However, the leaders and financial experts about using credit cards have completely mixed reviews. In fact there are some who are adamant on destroying the powers of this financial instrument. A credit card is merely a tool and whether or not its services are detrimental or obliging depends on how the users use this tool. A credit card may not be something for everyone. If someone lacks the quality of self-control or responsibility then a credit card may not be their piece of cake.

      Introduction

      A credit card basically lets an individual borrow money from their bank in order to make purchases. The bank gives a limit of anywhere between 20 to 60 days. This is known as the interest free period and the bank doesn’t charge any interest on the sum that is borrowed. This sum should be returned within the said period after which interest is charged on the amount that the individual owes to the bank. If someone manages to pay a part of the debt but keeps a balance of the remaining then interest is charged on the balance amount. All cash advances don’t enjoy any free grace period and interest is applied on it. All banks issue credit cards – private and public and the rules and interest rates are different for each one. The cycle of due date and interest is quite vicious and people tend to get caught in this cycle. Non-payment or late payment tend to

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