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ta-ta! | What are the ups and downs of opening a credit card account and getting a credit card? |
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muncie birder
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A credit card is a big advantage. It allows you to purchase items over the internet, rent a car, establishes your credit, allows you to travel without carrying a wad of money, pays you rebates.
The problem with a credit card for many people is that they do not know when to stop using it. |
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paying the bill |
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Classy Granny
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Down is the interest you pay when the balance is not paid in full every month. An up might be, if you have one and have an emergency, like unexpected car repairs or a died on you refrigerator you can make the necessary repairs or buy a new refrigerator. My brother uses a credit card to pay all bills and uses it to buy grocery's, and just about everything. The bill is paid in full at month's end and he earns dividend miles for air travel. |
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sarah
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debt! only reason i havent got one, no ups for getting one as i see it! |
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scfd524
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just be responsible with it and pay the balance off every month or so. The interest will kill you. I like to use mine for like netflix just to keep activity going on it. |
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If you can afford to pay for every purchase,you can charge your items on a credit card and maintain a high credit score.
Nothing is guaranteed. You could be working today
and Bankrupt tomorrow.
In addition credit can be very addictive and controlling.
Credit gave me a false sense of power. I lived by it.
I could buy anything i desired by swiping a card or making a call via the phone.
It became a crutch. Whenever i had cash, i preferred to save the cash and charge everything.
I ended up having 25 credit cards.
When I left Corporate America, I reopened many of the accounts that I had closed. i neglected seeking employment because
Mr. CC was going to take care of me.
I have been working part-time for 4 years.
i only make enough to take care of my basic needs.
i haven't made any payments within the last year.
I felt bad. i couldn't sleep.
The late fees and the over limit fees continue to accrue.
now I'm forced to file for bankruptcy whichh can remain on my credit report up to 10 years.
You live and you learn.
Remember until you have fully paid for any charges the creditor bears interest in the item(s) meaning they still own them until you pay in full. Some items such as Washing Machines and Cars can be repossessed after you 've made partial payments.
Credit Card companies make them their money by charging card holder fees, finance charges, late and over the limit fees.
Why should you have to pay to own a card?
If you do decide to apply for a credit card please read the fine print.
Don't apply for a card that will charge you to be a card holder.
Please don't get any credit card from Aspire Visa.
the Finance charges are nearly 30 percent.
Charge items that you are able to pay for.
Pay all balances in full each month to avoid paying more than the item actually costs.
if you encounter any problems, Remember America is in debt.
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the up side is that you are building a good credit history, as long as you pay them on time.
I HIGHLY recommend doing just that. As you progress, you will require a good credit score to do things like get financing for a house, car etc. Even car insurance companies look at your CREDIT score! The lower your score, the higher your premium!
The downside is having something that you can abuse! Be DISCIPLINED! |
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It's fine to have one or two credit cards. They are almost a necessity for identification, establish a credit rating, purchasing online, and for emergency purchases. Please note that a sale on a Coach wallet is not an emergency purchase. Stay away from department and specialty store charge cards even if they give you 10% off your purchase. The 24% interest rate allows them to.
The down side to credit cards is using money you don't have to buy things you really don't need. Marketers make it so easy to buy and the banks make it so easy to "pay." Don't fall into the trap of using credit cards because it's only plastic. That's what the marketers and banks want you to think.
Use your credit wisely. Buy what you need when you need it and repay it over a month or even two months but don't stretch out repayments with minimum payments or you'll never get out of debt. Keep one card open with a zero balance and use another card (lowest interest rate) when needed or to keep it active.
To really know the down side of credit, read some of the other questions right here on Yahoo about people in foreclosure and how to handle collection calls and those questions about bankruptcy. They speak for themselves.
By all means get a card or two ... but ... handle with prayer!!! |
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Well the plus side is it is easier to get rental cars, hotel rooms, and especially airline tickets without a lot of questions (debit cards don't work for these things well). It will also establish credit history, which will make it easier to buy a car or house. With that said, even if you think you can control your debt it is far too easy to buy something that you can't afford and spiral into a world of debt. Take it from me, I had filed bankruptcy by my 24th birthday, if you get one credit card (Visa or Mastercard no department store cards) that is easier to control, just don't use it except to buy what you plan to pay off at the end of the month. |
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