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Avoid
using credit cards except in the following situations:
During
an emergency
When you know money is coming that will allow you to immediately
pay off your debt. (such as when you must buy
a wedding present today and your paycheck arrives tomorrow.)
To
secure travel arrangements i.e. airline tickets, rental
cars or hotel reservations.
When
purchasing goods from distant
companies.
Credit cards give you special rights to stop payment when
you have a legitimate problem with
the merchandise.
Such protection
comes in handy when you bought the goods through
the mail, phone or Internet and returning them would be impractical.