What is true about open-end credit?
A.
It is not typically used for a single purchase but f...
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What is true about open-end credit?
A.
It is not typically used for a single purchase but for many purchases over a period of time.
B.
This type of credit is sometimes referred to as a consumer loan.
C.
This type of credit is commonly used for big ticket things like mortgages or car loans.
D.
Payments typically stay the same amount from month to month.
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