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Which describes the difference between a personal loan and a credit card?
Credit cards offer lump sums of money, while personal loans set a maximum amount a person can borrow.
Credit cards are secured loans for large amounts, while personal loans are unsecured for small purchases.
Personal loans offer lump sums of money, while credit cards set a maximum amount a person can borrow.
Personal loans are secured for small purchases, while credit cards are unsecured loans for large amounts.
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"Personal loans offer lump sums of money, while credit cards set a maximum amount a person can borrow."
Explanation: personal loans are typically disbursed as a one-time lump sum repaid in fixed installments; credit cards provide a revolving line of credit up to a set limit that you can borrow, repay, and borrow again.
Explanation: personal loans are typically disbursed as a one-time lump sum repaid in fixed installments; credit cards provide a revolving line of credit up to a set limit that you can borrow, repay, and borrow again.
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