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Jul15

The Perks of Using your Credit Card to Make a Large Purchase

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If your credit is great and you’ve earned a high credit limit and a low interest rate then you may consider using your credit card to make a large purchase. From a used car to a flat-screen television or backyard deck, your credit card may be your ideal source of credit for large purchases and home improvements.

Have you considered using your credit card to make home improvements; to take a family vacation; to purchase household appliances or furniture; or to purchase a computer? All of these types of purchases can be made using your low-interest credit card!

There are plenty of perks for using your credit card to make large purchases, including:

  • No loan application – If you are looking to make a large purchase on credit you will need to deal with the hassle of a loan application; either for a car loan, a personal loan or another credit card. However, if you have an existing credit card with a high credit limit and a low interest rate, you can make your purchase and avoid the frustration of filling out a loan application.
  • More competitive interest rates – Many personal loans, auto loans and retail credit cards charge shockingly high interest rates; whereas, your credit card will likely have a more competitive interest rate. Compare the interest rates for a personal loan, as well as your credit card, and you may be very surprised to see that your credit card may offer a much lower interest rate.
  • Convenience checks – There is no better way to make a large purchase than to simply write out a check. Many credit card companies send convenience checks to their outstanding customers, along with special offers and promotions. For example, it is not uncommon to receive a special convenience check promotion with a low, fixed interest rate until the loan is paid off.
  • Easy repayment terms – Your credit card will likely boast easy repayment terms which allow you to prepay without a penalty. Most credit cards have simple, straightforward terms and conditions, as well.

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