I hear a lot about 'check cards' and 'debit credit cards'. What is the difference from a straight credit card where you charge something, and pay all or a portion of your bill when it comes due every month?
In Canada, we have 'cheques' (yes it is a different spelling but blame that on our British forefathers) which are paper. We have 'debit' cards to pay for things by instantly accessing our bank accounts and taking the money out immediately. (I guess you could say our debit cards are paperless cheques ). And we have 'credit cards'.
In Canada, we have 'cheques' (yes it is a different spelling but blame that on our British forefathers) which are paper. We have 'debit' cards to pay for things by instantly accessing our bank accounts and taking the money out immediately. (I guess you could say our debit cards are paperless cheques ). And we have 'credit cards'.
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