Ive just opened a credit card account ,and ive spent some money? |
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Mom lost my Social Security card? |
I live in California and someone stole her purse and I'm guessing I need a new one since I know people can file for credit cards and what not under my name.
Now I'm underage and I don... |
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Can a creditor call my employer to collect a debt? |
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How many people are in serious debt? |
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Why worry about your credit score? |
The only legitimate thing to borrow money for is a house. Otherwise, you shouldn't buy things if you can't afford them. Additional Details You don't need a credit card. U... |
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How do u get bad credit? |
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Need to build my credit score?? |
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Why am I so poor and have no money? |
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I got a letter for an outstanding balance of £2.900, Credit card from years ago.? |
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I HAVE PURCHASED A CAR THAT I DID NOT KNOW WAS ON FINANCE, NOW I HAVE A FINANCE COMPANY TRACKING ME DOWN? |
| it has gone threw several pepole but i have never signed anything now a finance company want £24.000 i only paid £7.000 threw a private ... |
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I have awful credit and cannot afford to pay everything off. What should I focus on to better my credit? |
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Am drowning in the river of debts? |
i really need help i cant seem to stop drowning
in debts and at the end of the month
i pay off debts that what i remain with
cant take throughout the next whole month so i have to
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I have received notification of a debt which i did not know existed from 11 years ago i am being threatened? |
| with legal action where do i stand. I had a violent partner who ran up alot of debt i do not know if he used my credit card. The debt is from 1996 like i said i knew nothing about this until i ... |
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Help... my parents took away my credit card!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!... |
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Is this a con? |
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How do I get a Personal Loan for bad credit. I've searched & searched & get turned down.? |
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Looking for a personal loan for 4,000. i have bad credit. I have steady income can anyone tell me where to go? |
| i have a title to a 2001 Hyundia Accent also for caladeral. i have steady income i just need someone to pint me in the right direction to find a place that will do a loan. Thanks for yur ... |
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oops | What is the difference btw a 'debit' and a 'credit' card? |
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A debit card is linked directly to your checking account. All the money is yours and is withdrawn automatically. Since it's a checking account, you can also add money to the account... You have total control of the amount of money that can be in the account.
A credit card comes from a company that 'gives' you money you HAVE to pay back within a certain time frame. Credit cards are usually issued with pre-set maximum amounts. If you are late on your payments, you will have to pay a fee - usually a percentage of what you owe. Money on your credit card is not yours. |
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spstecher
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Debit Card: Money is taken out of your checking account, and you do not pay interest.....however, you may pay a fee for accessing that money (ATM debit transactions)
Credit Card: Money is taken from an amount the bank is willing to extend to you, with the promise that if you do not pay it back within a certain timeframe, you'll pay interest. Credit transactions may also include added benefits, such as extended warranty, auto rental insurance, or price protection...
With many debit cards, you can still use the "credit" feature, and save the fee. Depending on the bank and card, you may also be eligible for some of the additional features, such as unauthorized purchase protection. |
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Wallace
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A debit card is for people who want to spend less money than they have, and a credit card is for people who want to spend more money than they have. |
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gypsy
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A debit card is like a cheque book, you have to have money in the bank to use it, if for instance you spend £30.00 the money is immediately taken from your bank balance. A credit card is exactly as it suggests, you have a cash limit on it, for instance £1,000, you can buy goods up to this value, you receive a monthly statement, if you pay the outstanding balance you are not charged interest, however, the statement will show a minimum payment that must be made, you will be charged interest on all outstanding amounts. |
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puddingizcool
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Debit cards are like credit cards except the money in a debit card you put in I've never had a credit card only a debit card so can't say much more |
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tigg_z t
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when you purchase an item with a debit card, it is a straight deduction direct from yr bank account that is linked to it.
unlike a credit card, the purchase is bought on credit and you will be billed for the purchase later. Depending on which bank the credit card belongs to, you have up to 1-2 months to make payment for the purchases made on the credit dard. If no payment is made, you will be charged interest on it the outstanding bill. |
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maxlebo93
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you go in debt if you have a credit card |
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Worshipful Heart
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A debit card is like a check, you already have to have the funds in the bank and when you use it, it deducts the funds directly from your account. With a credit card- you get a line of credit - money that you don't already have but promise to pay back with interest in the future |
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Beatlegirl
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A debit card is issued by your bank on your checking account. You can withdraw money at the ATM and use it like a credit card at stores, but funds come directly out of your checking account.
A credit card is also issued by a bank or credit company. You can also withdraw funds and make purchases with a credit card BUT you receive a monthly bill for purchases or cash advances made. |
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kvuo
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debit = money you have
credit = borrowing money from the bank |
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enginerd
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a debit card takes money out of your bank account and transfers it to the company you are buying something for
a credit card borrows money from the credit card company (catch the word "credit" there) and gives that to the company you are buying something from
then the credit card company sends you a bill, asking you to repay the money you borrowed, but you don't have to pay it all if you don't want, you can continue to borrow it from them, and all the time they get to charge you outrageous interest for letting you borrow their money |
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cassiepiehoney
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debit is coming from money you have..direct diposit stuff like that- credit you will owe and can spend to your limit |
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~Untold Wisdom~
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a credit card is a charge account which can incur interest charges thus costing you extra over time.....
a debit card takes the funds (monies) out of your checking account, like writing a check that goes through faster |
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dr schmitty
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debit= money in your account
credit= money you dont yet have |
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Betty S
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With a debit card you are using the money from your checking account. With a credit card like VISA you are using their money until you pay their bill to you. If you don't pay the credit card bill for the month you used it,you will have to pay a finance charge-extra money-because you didn't pay the bill fast enough. You do better with a debit card, but some places prefer credit cards. |
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swordfish_13
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A Debit card is used against an account you have money in... if you have no money, you can't use the card.
A credit card means the company is lending you money. |
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poppyseed0054
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A credit card gives you credit to buy things (eg: mastercard). With a debit card however, you have to have the money in your account already. Debit cards can be either EFTPOS, that is you swipe your card at the supermarket, punch in your pin number and then leave) - Howver, some banks offer visa cards attached to your debit card, and that means you can use your debit card like a credit card - except again, you have to already have the money in your account - no credit is given. |
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JW
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With a credit card every purchase you make gets charged to your account and you receive a monthly bill.
With a debit card the store is paid directly from the funds you have in your checking/savings account. |
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