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Credit cards are financial tools issued by banks or financial institutions that allow cardholders to borrow funds up to a certain limit to make purchases or withdraw cash. They are a convenient and flexible way to manage expenses and offer several benefits, such as rewards, cashback, and building credit history.
Credit cards can be a handy tool for managing finances, but it's important to understand how they work before you apply for one. Here's a quick rundown:
Every journey begins with a great plan. We offer a range of credit card options tailored to your unique goals and financial situation:
Basic cards that offer no-frills credit facilities, often with low fees and interest rates.
Cards that offer rewards points, cashback, or travel miles for purchases made using the card.
Designed for individuals with no or poor credit history. These cards require a security deposit, which serves as collateral.
These are cards that allow you to transfer balances from high-interest credit cards to one with a lower interest rate, often with an introductory period of low or no interest.
Tailored for college students with limited credit history, often offering rewards and lower fees
Designed for business owners to manage business expenses and often offer higher credit limits and business-specific rewards.
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Ensure you have all the necessary documents when applying for a Credit Card. They must be authentic and accurate.
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What’s the difference between the two? Credit cards are payment cards that allow you to borrow money from a bank or financial institution, up to a pre-set limit, to make purchases. A debit card is a payment card that electronically deducts funds directly from your checking account when used for purchases.
Feature | Credit Card | Debit Card |
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Source of Funds | Borrowed money from a credit line | Your checking account balance |
Spending Limit | Set by issuer based on creditworthiness (typically $500-$10,000+) | Limited to the funds available in your checking account |
Interest | Charged on any unpaid balance after the grace period (typically 14-21 days) at a high APR (Annual Percentage Rate) | No interest charged on purchases |
Fees | May have annual fees, balance transfer fees, cash advance fees, and foreign transaction fees | May have ATM withdrawal fees, overdraft fees, and monthly maintenance fees (depending on your bank and account type) |
Rewards | Many cards offer rewards programs for using your card, such as cash back, travel points, or points for merchandise | Typically no rewards programs offered |
Credit Building | Responsible use helps build your credit score by demonstrating timely payments and good credit management | Does not affect your credit score |
Fraud Protection | May offer stronger protection against unauthorised charges, with zero liability for fraudulent purchases in some cases | May have lower protection limits and require you to report fraudulent activity promptly to minimise your liability |
Convenience | Widely accepted for online and in-store purchases, can be used for recurring payments and rentals | Convenient for everyday purchases and ATM withdrawals |
Budgeting | Can be challenging to budget as you're spending borrowed money | Easier to budget as you're limited to the funds in your account |
Credit cards are a good option for building credit, earning rewards, and managing unexpected expenses.
Many credit cards offer cash back, travel points, or other perks for using your card. You can turn everyday spending into rewards you can use later.
Using your credit card responsibly and paying your balance on time helps improve your credit score. This can give you access to better loan rates and other financial benefits in the future.
Credit cards generally offer stronger fraud protection compared to debit cards. If someone steals your card information, you're typically not liable for unauthorised charges.
Credit cards can give you some breathing room in your budget. You can make a purchase now and pay it off over time as long as you avoid interest charges by paying your balance in full each month.
Credit cards are widely accepted for online and in-store purchases, making them easier to use than cash or checks. You can also set up recurring payments and use them for rentals like cars or hotels.
Many credit card issuers offer detailed online statements and spending trackers. This can help you categorise your purchases and gain insights into your spending habits.
Having a credit card with a reasonable limit can act as a safety net for unexpected expenses. This can be helpful for car repairs, medical bills, or other emergencies.
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