I'm 30 and still don't use a credit card. What Am I missing Out On?
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The article discusses differing perspectives on credit card usage, highlighting a Redditor's apprehension stemming from witnessing the negative impact of credit card debt on their grandparents. It acknowledges that while credit cards can offer financial benefits like cash back rewards, their misuse can lead to serious financial difficulties. The article emphasizes the importance of paying off credit balances in full each month and notes that whether to use credit cards is a personal choice, influenced by individual experiences and beliefs about debt management.
This Redditor has long been concerned about credit cards after seeing how they affected his grandparents.
It’s certainly unwarranted to believe that credit cards are awful because of the grandparents.
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