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Comparing CARDS BROUGHT TO YOU BY Every payment type has pros and cons. When and how you use each type can make a huge impact on your personal fjnances. Meet YOUR CARDS DEBIT CREDIT PREPAID DEBIT Comparing Debit , Credit and Prepaid Debit


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BROUGHT TO YOU BY

Comparing

CARDS

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Every payment type has pros and cons. When and how you use each type can make a huge impact on your personal fjnances.

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Meet

YOUR CARDS

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PREPAID DEBIT DEBIT CREDIT

Comparing Debit, Credit and Prepaid Debit Cards

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A debit card is linked to the funds in your chequing account. A credit card has a credit limit. A prepaid card does not give you access to credit and is not linked to your chequing

  • account. It can only

access the amount of money loaded onto it.

DEBIT CARD CREDIT CARD PREPAID DEBIT

PREPAID DEBIT DEBIT CREDIT

ACCESS TO FUNDS

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In order to get a personal chequing account, you must meet the requirements

  • utlined by your

fjnancial institution. You must be at least 18 years of age to be a primary cardholder. The credit card approval process can be infmuenced by many factors, including your credit score and your income. Getting a prepaid debit card does not require an approval process; anyone can

  • wn one.

DEBIT CARD CREDIT CARD PREPAID DEBIT

APPROVAL PROCESS

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Personal chequing account packages sometimes have a monthly fee. In some cases, the fee is waived if you keep your account balance above a certain amount. Most credit cards charge an annual fee. Some prepaid debit cards charge an activation fee.

DEBIT CARD CREDIT CARD PREPAID DEBIT

BASIC FEES

PREPAID DEBIT DEBIT CREDIT

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  • Overdraft fees
  • Monthly transaction

limit fees

  • ATM fees
  • Late or missed

payment fees

  • Cash advance fees
  • Interest on
  • utstanding

balances

  • Reloading fees
  • Transaction fees
  • ATM fees
  • Maintenance fees

(Fee types will vary, depending on the features of your specifjc account or product.)

DEBIT CARD CREDIT CARD PREPAID DEBIT

ADDITIONAL FEES

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No infmuence on your credit score. Afgects your credit score. When used responsibly, a credit card can build credit and raise your

  • score. When used

poorly, a credit card can damage your credit score. No infmuence on your credit score.

DEBIT CARD CREDIT CARD PREPAID DEBIT

PREPAID DEBIT DEBIT

CREDIT SCORE

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Some debit cards ofger rewards programs. Credit cards are known for their attractive rewards and cash-back programs. Some credit cards also ofger purchase- specifjc perks like extended warranties

  • r travel insurance.

Some prepaid debit cards ofger rewards programs.

DEBIT CARD CREDIT CARD PREPAID DEBIT

CREDIT

REWARDS

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You cannot be held liable for unauthorized transactions that

  • ccur after you report

your card missing

  • r stolen.

You cannot be held liable for unauthorized transactions that

  • ccur after you report

your card missing

  • r stolen.

Depends on the card; not all prepaid cards

  • fger protection if

they are lost or stolen. (Check with your fjnancial institution for the actual liability limits on your cards.)

DEBIT CARD CREDIT CARD PREPAID DEBIT

PROTECTION

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Making the most of

YOUR CARDS

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Stay organized to avoid racking up late fees or missed payment fees.

BILL

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Track your balances to avoid overspending. Your fjnancial institution

  • r card issuer may have
  • nline tools that

can help you.

your account:

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Understand the fees associated with your specifjc cards. Read the fjne print and don’t be afraid to ask questions.

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Understand the features that your specifjc cards have. There may be benefjts you aren’t currently taking advantage of.

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Source: Federal Trade Commission It’s a Money Thing is a registered trademark of Currency Marketing

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