I’ve read articles online about various advice on credit card spending and even getting rid of them altogether because of the exorbitant surcharge and additional payments
After reading several definitions online, I basically see that it’s just a card that allows you to buy something using a credit provided by your card provider and promising to pay it later. Is it like a loan? For a person who is used to paying in cash, I would say that it definitely is. The kind of experience a card holder gets from owning one really depends on one’s ability to pay the bills on time and make sure that the debt does not become too much to handle.
I think it’s a wonderful system that has been irresponsibly used for instant gratification. It can come in handy during emergencies or very important purchases. But I now understand why things can get out of hand with a credit card. You don’t have to pay for everything that’s in your bill. Upon your choice, a minimum amount can be paid. So that results to your debt building up continuously until it becomes too much to handle.
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