Choose the most appropriate action for making a large purchase.
a. use a credit card with attr...
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Business, 14.10.2019 01:30 bluewhisper
Choose the most appropriate action for making a large purchase.
a. use a credit card with attractive perks and high interest
b. use a low interest credit card and wait until the last month to pay off debt
c. even if you have to make a few late payments, use a credit card for simplicity
d. pause before purchasing to ask yourself, "do i need this item and can i afford it "
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