FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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If you were a wise credit card user, under which of the following conditions would you consider using a credit card to finance an expensive purchase?
a. If I haven't reached my credit limit and I really want to item
b.If I believe my money situation will be better (for example, a better-paying job) in the future than it is now.
c.If I have the money to pay for the item in my bank account and plan to immediately pay the balance in full.
d. If my card has good rewards on it.
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