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Credit Cards A Simple presentation

RBC MasterCard $0 annual fee 2% cash back on grocery store purchases 1% cash back on all other purchases 19.99% purchase rate

Visa Infinite Avion 19.99% purchase rate 21.99% cash advance rate $120 annual fee 21 day grace period $60,000 maximum income

RBC Visa 19.99% purchase rate 21 day grace period $19 annual fee No additional card fee 21.99% cash advance rate

Pearl Expert Drumkit w/Hardware Kit itself costs $300 I mostly want it because I don’t have one yet and would like to own one to be able to practice any time I want.

Paying off the Kit

My Future With Credit Cards I don’t think I’m ever going to use a credit card when I’m older. I find them to be a nuisance, only causing problems. Besides, I don’t do anything to warrant having one, it would just take up space in my wallet. So no, I’m not having a credit card.