You wake up with the sun glowing in your face. You start to think about what you're going to do today. You are in a splurging mood. There are some shoes that have been running across your mind since they came on televisison. You realized that the shoes are a big seller and they are coming out today. You have to buy them before they are sold out. You get out of the bed, do your hygiene for the day, get in the car, and drive to the mall. You are trying to speed to get to the mall. Once iyou are in, you jog to the nearest shoe store that you can find. You see the shoes you want and ask the sales clerk for a size ten. He finds them and give them to you. You go to the desk and the price of the shoes are $58.30. You look in your wallet and see that you don't have a dollar in sight. You look to the left of the wallet and see your Visa credit card. You usually use the card for emergency only, but buying those shoes are an emergency. You contemplate and finally come to the conclusion to swipe the card, even though you are going to have a bill that will not look good when it comes in the mail.
Credit cards are used daily by millions of people like they are real cash. There are different types of brand names, such as Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and others. They feel good being swiped in the numerous stores. They do build interest and that can put people into debt. That can hurt your heart and your credit score. As for me, I personally don't care what happens because I have two of them myself.
Friday, December 5, 2008
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