What is the difference between credit and debit?
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A. Credit always refers to transactions...
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What is the difference between credit and debit?
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A. Credit always refers to transactions with a credit card while debit
always refers to transactions with checks.
B. Credit is for major purchases while debit is for smaller purchases.
C. Credit is used internationally while debit is used within the United
States.
D. Credit is built on trust that the buyer will pay while debit is
deducted from an account balance.
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