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The type of credit card that we would recommend to you would be based on your overall reason for wanting to use a credit card to complete your purchase. There are only two reasons why you would be doing this, you either don’t have all the funds together or you’re simply trying to get more out of your purchase. If it’s a money issue, the best thing to do is apply for a credit card that includes a 0% introductory APR on purchases. By using a 0% APR card, you would be able to pay off your balance over a period of time, without collecting interest. When trying to get the most out of your purchases, apply for a general rewards credit card. The amount of reward points you can earn from a single large purchase can potentially be enough for a gift card, statement credit or something even greater.

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