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In the US, not having a credit card is horrible financial advice. You're paying an additional 3% on all transactions, as that's the standard credit card proces
by jfdbcv 3y ago
In the US, not having a credit card is horrible financial advice.
You're paying an additional 3% on all transactions, as that's the standard credit card processing fee.
You're also failing to build up your credit score, which is pretty important if you're ever looking to rent or buy a home.
- darkclouds 3y ago[dead]
- lemper 3y agogood thing I don't live in a society with social credit score. be it in consumption or something else.
- jfdbcv 3y agotradeoff is harder access to liquidity -- would banks be willing to give as much credit without credibility?