what is the difference between debit card and credit card
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Answer / lukky
u r saying wrong if u think that we can take money from
credit card if we r having any type of account in the
bank.........
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Answer / anusha
debit card:it is a risky job if v lost d card
credit card:it is easy job when v lost d card...
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Answer / sree
debit card: the card which is using only when our account
has the sufficient balance.
credit card: The card which is using either our account has
sufficient amount or not
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Answer / rahul
I have read a very good article on credit and debit card. It helps me a lot to understand the difference between debit card and credit card. Debit card where you can spend money within your limit and not enhance your credit score but credit card where you can spend money beyond your limit and get at least 50 days time to pay the bill and moreover it enhance your credit score in the market. And also helps to get any type of loan. I am sharing this link http://www.want2rich.com/2011/06/personal-finance/debit-dard-an-overview-understanding/ to get more details. Please go through it once at least.
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Answer / nikhil badaya
What ever amount present in anyone in his bank a/c that
amount the person can withdraw by DEBIT Card. It's a ATM
also.
Credit Card:-
Simply when the person get credit that is called Credit
Card.
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