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Life always doesn’t go how we plan it to and we face certain situations in which we have never expected. Going through a financial crisis is one of them. Having a debt can feel like a burden and the weight keeps adding on with the accumulating interest rates, regular calls from the lenders, etc, it leads to stress and anxiety. It can take a serious toll on your mental health and if the problem is not addressed then it will further increase the burden on you. 

The credit card has become popular due to the convenience offered by it. It’s a type of unsecured borrowing that lets you borrow according to your pre-decided credit limit under a bank or non-banking finance company (NBFC). You can make transactions with your credit card for various transactions as per your credit limit and then pay it back in due time. When you make a purchase, the amount is deducted from your predefined credit limit and when you repay, the amount is again added back to your credit limit. This enables you to have continuous access to credit as long as you are using less than your credit limit. However, if you do not repay the due amounts on time the bank will charge interest on the outstanding amount and this will keep adding up until you have cleared your bills. You can make transactions as per your credit limit, beyond that the transaction will be rejected by the credit card issuer. Various types are credit cards are available to meet the needs of customers ranging from student credit cards to lifestyle credit cards.