Credit and Debit Card Situation

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Ever wonder what is “check visa card”, “master cash card”, “check card” etc? They are merely debit card. And what is debit card? In case you do not know it yet, dealing using debit card works almost in the same manner as credit card except there’s a huge different:

Let’s say you have $1000 checking account in your favored bank, and then you spend $200 for a sophisticated gadget, jewels, car rental, etc.. You name it. And if you pay:

1. Using credit card, you are purchasing now compensate later. You have the goods in your hand and your $1000 intact. It will stay that way until you get your billing statement and remunerate the debt.

2. Using debit card, by the time the dealing is authorized your $1000 now is $800. This is buy now pay now system but without bringing your cash with you

And if you go to ATM and withdraw cash:

1. Using credit card you’ll be charged for a high interest fee.

2. Using debit card there will be no interest fee.

And if you swipe your card:

1. Using credit card you’ll be asked for your signature

2. Using debit you’ll have to enter your PIN or your signature.

Another major dissimilar amidst debit vs credit card, using debit you are saved from debt. Obviously you can’t spend anything if you have noting to spend while using credit though you are running out of cash, as long as you haven’t reach your credit limit you still may shop something. You just have to worry when the next financial month comes and you get your billing statement.

At this point, does debit card sound more convenient? Maybe, but you may interest to know that versus fraud debit card has a higher risk. Credit card has what it called “credit limit”, greatest or most complete or best possible amount you may spend using your credit card. Say your credit limit is $10,000 then if your card is fraud the thief won’t be competent to steal more than $10,000.

But debit card knows no limit except minimum low remainder account. Say you have $700 in your checking account with minimum remainder is $10, if your debit card is fraud the thief may pull out all $690 and leave the $10 for you. Some of you may argue “hey at least I still have 10 bucks” but $10 versus $690? I prefer i keep the $690. You may report to bank which then investigates it but the routine may take days, weeks or months while you need to live. You have children to feed, debt to pay, feed to buy but you are without your money. If it is your credit card, altho you still have to fight with your bank, you still have your cash with you


Credit And Debit Card Situation

Mastering Negotiable Instruments (UCC Articles 3 and 4) and Other Payment Systems explains the necessary conceptions in the law governing payment systems. The book focuses principally on the prototypical payment systems that for centuries have used negotiable instruments: notes, checks, and other types of drafts. It explores the rules and mechanisms that regulate dealings in negotiable instruments from issue to collection. Study of the rules starts with UCC Article 3 (governing negotiable instruments generally) and Article 4 (governing check collection), but likewise requires considerateness of federal statutes such as the Expedited Funds Availability Act, the new Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, and affiliated federal regulations. The book likewise explores the for the most part federal law governing newer payment systems that have evolved from negotiable instruments, such as credit cards and debit cards. This book is part of the Carolina Academic Press Mastering Series edited by Russell L.Weaver, University of Louisville School of Law.

About the AuthorMichael D. Floyd is a professor at the Samford University, Cumberland School of Law.

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25 Responses to Credit and Debit Card Situation

  1. Noreen says:

    Alfred

    my mom used my debit card for a few things, iv dipped before the amount I have, therefore I am negative 230, as you could say… would a debit thing like this hurt my credit score? or does credit score go by credit card?

  2. Kelly says:

    Brandon

    I think the timing is the main thing. I think a crash is nearly inevitable but the scope is so big that it’s going to take time to unwind. I think it’s a fairly safe bet to say we are past peak oil and if that is the case, that is going to be the real crisis. We have created a society around an economy that needs to grow and that growth has been driven by ever increasing amounts of energy and when the day comes when supply starts to go down instead of up, the economy will really crash. WHEN?

  3. Barrett says:

    Tamara

    I think you have an issue here.
    I hold people responsible for what they do, nbot only for what they do.

  4. Juana says:

    Newton

    Dude, we’re talking about PREDICTIONS here!! Not movie reviews. If you want credible, you shouldn’t be looking for predictions. If they could be proven, they wouldn’t be predictions. if they were certain, hey wouldn’t be predictions. Credibility is something one builds over time through work and honesty.. not something one garners through making accurate guesses. JBerni has earned credibility through his channel work. He offers up a prediction and you want to crucify him for it. bogus

  5. Sang says:

    Dwayne

    It hardly matters now as it seems as though nobody has agreed with your origional comment.
    Take responsibility for your own actions. If you are paying someone to do that for you then you may get a little more sympathy (emphasis on the “may”).

  6. Marcia says:

    Blanca

    I think you should look up the definition of credibility.

  7. Gerry says:

    Cherie

    I’ve made financial preparations to endure a crash, but where did I say I ‘want a crash’? Instead of acting as a shill and believing every prediction I hear, I’m holding someone responsible for what they predict in the form of credibility. Is your logic different?

  8. Simone says:

    Albert

    I’m holding someone accountable for what they say. I’ve said nothing about wanting a crash, you came to that conclusion yourself and added an ad hominem attack.

  9. Willis says:

    Randy

    Could you give me some idea as to where the Canadian dollor is headed?

  10. Genevieve says:

    Isabelle

    How to get control of the world? Create the conditions necessary to put into place supra-national regulations overseen by a small group of unelected bureaucrats who have not the slightest allegiance to any sovereign government.

  11. Jolene says:

    Denise

    i believe everything the goverment says
    i also believe in the easter bunny and santa claus
    and pigs fly
    good vid

  12. Coy says:

    Blanca

    In Denmark the banks (under an organisation called PBS) runs the Dankort debitcard system (which can be connected with VISA), and the banks takes care of criminal conducts. This gives a lot of security when trading online, as your money can be pulled back in case of fraud. If it was a behavioural law it should only apply to credit cards (to stop the spending, but my guess is that only FDP is somewhat anti-Keynesian). CDU needs to go back to Konrad Adenauer!

  13. Kay says:

    Darin

    Great video… thanks

  14. Patricia says:

    Lynwood

    the issue is the overdraft.

    Look up my latest Crisis Information News article from Bloomberg on banks transaction delays, which leave clients with negative balances due to bank errors !

  15. Pat says:

    Ada

    best get a debit card with visa option and only leave minimal amount of money in it.

  16. Greta says:

    Kimberly

    I have to admit that I don’t understand everything that is going on but I will tell you that I don’t believe a word of what any government employee from the lowest to highest says… not do I believe a word from the msm.

    Thank God for the Internet and people like Dr. B and others.

  17. Nolan says:

    Lupe

    do banks in germany make one liable for money they dont have in their account?
    if not one can use a seperate debit account to purchase stuff on the internet ect.. and only put money in before that point . just my 2 cents

  18. Floyd says:

    Guy

    answer is simple, get rid of the cards.

  19. Tessa says:

    Aaron

    how to solve a massive world wide debt problem?
    well, thats easy, just go print up about 60 trillion
    dollars, yuan, yen, euros, — and then lend them
    out to create more debt. make total sense to me

  20. Jeffrey says:

    Cassie

    Thanks for the info. Do you think Germans will react to bank changes by pulling out money? Perhaps moving some of their money to other countries banks? These new bank terms you speak about sound terrible.

  21. Noelle says:

    Lynda

    House prices going up ?

  22. Maude says:

    Margie

    Yes – in the debt economy approaching zero from below

  23. Luz says:

    Irwin

    over the last 3 mos
    dow up just 5% above price of gold
    dow up just 10% above depreciated dollar
    not exactly the rip roaring rally cnbc claims.
    so any dollars that one could cash out of
    the stock market–buys less —stuff–than
    you could have 3 mos ago. i’ll keep my
    “store of value” in stuff that can be sold
    when stocks can not be sold.
    gold, slv, cotton, cattle, cotton, coffee, oj
    sugar, and best of all short the u.s. long bond.

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