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Credit cards are revolving accounts. Whereas car loans and home loans are not. A revolving account is one where you can carry a balance and charge it back up as you pay it off.
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Only two types of credit card accounts in consumer credit. This is when a store or company issues a card with credit line say $1000. 1st is revolving credit which is like MBNA, Capital One, MasterCard, Visa, Orchard Bank, etc. Anything can be purchased at any store. A charge account is like Macy's, Foleys, Wal-Mart, etc. only items at that specific store can be purchased. Good Luck.
It isn't harmful to your credit score. But you will probably be charged non-user fee(s). It depends on how many revolving accounts you have. You get points for having between two and four. Others factors include how long this and all revolving accounts have been open, your overall debt-to-available credit limit and of course, payment history.
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Yes, if the account type is considered a line of credit it will be calculated into your revolving account balance on your credit report.
Credit cards are revolving accounts. Whereas car loans and home loans are not. A revolving account is one where you can carry a balance and charge it back up as you pay it off.
It can be considered an open account or a written contract.
A credit card is a type of revolving credit, whereas a revolving credit account may or may not be a credit card. Revolving credit can also include other types of accounts, such as a revolving line of credit with a bank or a home equity line of credit.
A revolving department store credit card means that the interest accumulates monthly and the balance carries over. Most credit cards that are issued by a department store have this type of account.
Yes. If you have no balance due or outstanding charges.
Most credit cards are designed as a revolving credit account. You spend money from the card and every month you pay it back so you can again use the money. That is why credit card have monetary limits based on you income and credit history.
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