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With a credit card, a person never has to pay any fees.
With a credit card, a person never has to pay any fees.
With a credit card, a person pays later for something they buy.
With a credit card, a person pays later for something they buy.
With a credit card, a person earns interest on all purchases.
With a credit card, a person earns interest on all purchases.
With a credit card, a person gets instant access to their savings account.
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The true statement that differs from debit cards is:
With a credit card, a person pays later for something they buy.
Credit cards allow users to make purchases and pay for them later, typically by paying off the balance within a billing cycle to avoid interest charges. In contrast, debit cards withdraw funds directly from the user's bank account at the time of purchase.
