Business, 30.06.2019 03:50, MarMoney

Which statements are true? a "periodic rate" breaks down the yearly cost into weekly periods. card issuers are not allowed to charge a fee when you use the card to obtain a cash advance a finance charge is a cost for the convenience of borrowing money?

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