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Why is credit card A the better option?
It has the highest interest rate, but the lowest annual fee.
It has the lowest interest rate and annual fee after the first year.
It has the lowest interest rate for the first year and no annual fee.
It has the lowest annual fee for the first year and the lowest interest rate.
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"It has the lowest interest rate for the first year and no annual fee."
Reason: Card A gives the cheapest cost of borrowing in the first year (lowest interest) and charges no annual fee, so your total cost that year will be lower than the other cards. The other choices describe combinations (high interest, fees, or post‑first‑year benefits) that make those cards more expensive initially.
Reason: Card A gives the cheapest cost of borrowing in the first year (lowest interest) and charges no annual fee, so your total cost that year will be lower than the other cards. The other choices describe combinations (high interest, fees, or post‑first‑year benefits) that make those cards more expensive initially.
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