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The Credit Repair Black Book: Credit Repair Secrets and Strategies the Credit Bureaus Won’t Tell You
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In The Credit Repair Black Book, you will learn credit repair secrets from an industry insider. Mark Kennedy, a 20-year credit and financial services industry veteran, shares how to repair your problem credit, rebuild your credit profile and get you back on the path to credit freedom. Mr. Kennedy reveals the secrets and tactics that the credit bureaus have tried to keep secret for years. Finally, the greatest credit score myths are revealed, along with proven, legal strategies on how to repair y
The Credit Repair Black Book: Credit Repair Secrets and Strategies the Credit Bureaus Won’t Tell You
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Debt Problems? How To Get Help (Credit Made Clearer — Capital One)
Managing credit doesn’t need to be scary, go to www.capitalone.co.uk to find out more. Having debt problems, been declined a credit card or need credit card help? This Credit Made Clearer video will explain how and where you can go to get the help you need. Credit Made Clearer is an initiative designed to help people dispel the myths, clear up the jargon and help them make the most of their credit card. For more helpful information, please visit us at www.capitalone.co.uk
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help credit question by efrosty: What is the difference between paying “credit” or “debit” with a Debit card?
Is it bad to pay as “credit” with a debit card?
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Answer by jenny
The only difference that I know of is that you have to enter a pin if you use it as debit and you have the option to get cash back. With credit you just sign for it. It all comes out of your bank account the same.
Debit is when you have to use your pin number and can get cas back~ credit is when you have to sign and usually they will ask for id ~ it’s not bad to say credit ~ it’s in place just in case a store doesn’t except debit card (pin) then you have to use credit
“debit” option requires a PIN. “Credit” options just requires your signature. It makes little difference to the user. I believe the merchant may be charged differently for a processing a debit and a credit.
There is no difference between “credit” or “debit” in terms of money going out of your account. You have to enter the PIN when you choose “Debit” and sign when you choose “Credit”. Just make sure that your bank does not charge you when you choose “Debit” and enter the PIN. Some banks do that.
All of the above are correct. And some banks may offer cash back rewards when you use credit. Mine does.
Debit comes immediately out of the bank account.
Credit comes as a monthly statement that you must pay off
debit requires a pin number and comes out of your bank account immediately and credit requires a signature and may take several days to come out of your account.i usually run mine as debit so i don’t think i have more money in the bank than i actually do.