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a debit card is used to withdraw money from your personal account while a credit card is money that you use from the banks account that does not belong to you and you to pay it back.
A debit card is a type of card that allows you to automatically, and electronically, withdraw money directly from your bank account and pay for what was needed to be payed.
A debit card used to withdraw money from an ATM has a limit. Mine is £250 in any one day. Other debit cards have other, often higher limits, that you can agree with your bank.
Debt is when you owe money. When you withdraw money, you are taking from money you already have. The reason for this question is that some confuse the word "debt" (money owed) with "debit" (withdrawing money). You use a debit card because there is money to withdraw, but if you are in debt on that account, the card would not work. One single letter makes a lot of difference.
NO! Do not think that. It will get you into alot of debt. The amounts add up to the bill you get, and the credit card company will add more if you don't pay on time. A debit card is a much safer option. You put money into an account and you access it through the card, and the purchase amount is taken from the debit account. SO in using a credit card, you are using money you don't have, and in using a DEBIT card, you are using money you know you have. A MUCH safer option.
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a debit card is used to withdraw money from your personal account while a credit card is money that you use from the banks account that does not belong to you and you to pay it back.
A debit card is a type of card that allows you to automatically, and electronically, withdraw money directly from your bank account and pay for what was needed to be payed.
You can go and visit the bank to get the money. You can also use your debit card and withdraw the money.
A debit card used to withdraw money from an ATM has a limit. Mine is £250 in any one day. Other debit cards have other, often higher limits, that you can agree with your bank.
With a debit card you can only use money that you put in a bank and with a credit card you are using the money from the credit card company which can lead to bankruptcy if you are not careful.
A Debit is a transaction wherein money is debited or withdrawn or taken out from your bank account. For Ex: You use your ATM card to withdraw money from an ATM, this transaction will be reflected as Debit in your account because you have taken money from your account.
Debt is when you owe money. When you withdraw money, you are taking from money you already have. The reason for this question is that some confuse the word "debt" (money owed) with "debit" (withdrawing money). You use a debit card because there is money to withdraw, but if you are in debt on that account, the card would not work. One single letter makes a lot of difference.
A Debit is a transaction wherein money is debited or withdrawn or taken out from your bank account. For Ex: You use your ATM card to withdraw money from an ATM, this transaction will be reflected as Debit in your account because you have taken money from your account.
In finance, unlike accounting, a debit is a subtraction of funds. When you make a purchase using a debit card, money is subtracted from your account. Hence the name, 'debit card'.
NO! Do not think that. It will get you into alot of debt. The amounts add up to the bill you get, and the credit card company will add more if you don't pay on time. A debit card is a much safer option. You put money into an account and you access it through the card, and the purchase amount is taken from the debit account. SO in using a credit card, you are using money you don't have, and in using a DEBIT card, you are using money you know you have. A MUCH safer option.
Charges against a debit card are withdrawn directly from your checking account, it's similar to writing a check. Charges against a credit card are accumulated and you are sent a bill at the end of the month for the money you borrowed with possible fees. with a credit card you are using the banks money. with the debit card you are using your own money.