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Should you make big purchases with credit cards? Read here 

More people are seeking increased credit card limits for shopping, highlighting intent to use cards.

Using credit cards for significant expenses depends on repayment capacity and financial situation.

Complete balance repayment is crucial to avoid accumulating interest charges.

Consider other financing methods if unsure about repaying the full credit card balance.

Annual Percentage Rate (APR) matters – lower APR can lead to interest savings.

Compare credit cards for low APR, annual fees, rewards, and penalties for informed choice.

Assess rewards offered, including cashback, points, and miles, based on spending habits.

Smartly use credit cards for large purchases, considering rewards, benefits, and financial impact.

Click here to know more about credit cards for big purchases. 


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Should you make big purchases with credit cards? Read here

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Should you make big purchases with credit cards? Read here

Many millennials take credit cards to look cool while GenZ relies on instant gratification. There are some who will genuinely take credit cards to benefit from cashback offers and reward points that lower the overall cost of their purchases.

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