by QuirkyPenguinSoftware Developer
Best credit cards for beginners
Hey everyone , will be starting my professional life this month and I am looking for some credit card recommendations.
ZoomyNoodle
Personal
Does not matter how much ever you earn, you will always over spend if you have credit card😖
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JumpyMochi
PhonePe9mo
Nope You should control your spending habbits Buy only if you really need something, and not because your neighbor has it or because it looks fancy/expensive/loop.
ZoomyNoodle
Haha I wish
JumpyMochi
PhonePe9mo
Even if you have money left after regular expenses + investing for one month, you should only spend on things that are necessary/worth it and invest the remaining amount.
ZestyQuokka
Stealth9mo
Never Multiple cards for multiple features but I spend as if my bank account is directly debited (which it will later)
QuirkyPretzel
Stealth9mo
Nope it's all about discipline
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by CosmicLlamaFounder
Credit card
I'm 24 and haven't started using a credit card yet. I don't even have one. Am I going right or wrong??
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Cancel your credit cards and any postpaid credit apps like Paytm or Ola money. Learn to live within your means.
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by SillyPretzelMicrosoft
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Anyone here who likes the challenge of going almost broke at starting of the month? After payment of rent, bills and most bigger expenses, I hardly keep 10K with me. I have credit card for any unforseen expenses however I keep my debit l...