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You are because you incurred the debt.
The outstanding balance is very simply the amount of debt that you have charged on the credit card. You owe that amount to the credit card company.
Charge accounts, credit card, consumer loans, mortgage loans, and installment sales credit.
Using a credit card installment plan for purchases can offer benefits such as spreading out payments over time, potentially avoiding high interest rates, and improving credit score through responsible repayment.
Using an installment credit card for purchases can help you budget by spreading out payments over time, potentially offering lower interest rates than traditional credit cards, and helping to build credit history through responsible use.
Yes, you can pay your credit card bill with cash at certain locations such as the bank or the credit card company's branch.
Yes you can pay your credit card bill by another credit card. It is called balance transfers, you can transfer the balance of another credit card that has a high interest to a credit card that has a low interest. Hopefully this answers your question.
If she knows that she didn't buy something, she will see on the credit card bill that you bought something since the credit card bill shows everything you bought using the card for the month.
Outstanding Bills
You don't necessarily need credit to get a credit card, it's bad credit that they don't want to give you a credit card. If you have a cell phone bill, or utility bill or pay rent, you should have some kind of credit.
Yes, it is possible to pay your credit card bill in cash at certain locations such as the bank or the credit card company's physical branch.
Yes, he does carry a credit card and some Welsh Crackers got his credit card details