credit cards
Revolving debt enablers
Credit cards are plastic cards issued by banks or financial institutions that allow purchases on borrowed money.
The cardholder receives a monthly bill and can pay in full or carry a balance with interest.
Credit cards differ from debit cards, which withdraw directly from a bank account.
She put the vacation on her credit cards.
- mortgagesLoans secured by property
- loansBorrowed money arrangements
- cashbackRefund from spending
- personal loansUnsecured funds lent to individuals
- interestAttention, stake, or fee
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- bankingbank, banks, ATM, ATMs, account
- paymentspayment, monthly payment, cash payment, payment date, debit cards
- Consumer Financedebit cards, savings, checking, loans, mortgages
- Consumer Shoppingshopping, retail, checkout, purchasing, online shopping
- consumerismconsumerism, consumers, consumer, shopping, buying
- funding sourcesloans, savings, grants, donations, scholarships
credit cardsdebit cards
Direct-withdrawal payment method
cash · prepaid cards · pay-as-you-go · direct debit · cash on delivery
credit cardscash
Ready spending funds
coins · paper money · currency · hard currency · banknotes
credit cardssavings accounts
Interest-bearing bank deposits
cash reserves · emergency fund · nest egg · living within means
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