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Microsoft does currently have a Microsoft financing service; however, it is not really intended for consumer use and has a higher focus on helping businesses that need to purchase a high quantity of Microsoft products. Although there isn't a Microsoft card or any Microsoft finance option, you still have options available when it comes to purchasing your computer. Assuming you are planning to carry a balance after making your purchase, it would be highly recommended that you apply for a credit card that includes a 0% introductory APR and use it to complete your purchase. Using a card with a 0% intro APR will allow you to pay for your computer over the course of a few months, without collecting interest.

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