The Major Difference Between a Typical Credit Account and a Debit-Only

question 42

Multiple Choice

The major difference between a typical credit account and a debit-only transfer system is that in the debit-only transfer system,_____.

• A)interest is assessed from the billing date
• B)the purchase price is immediately deducted from the consumer's bank account
• C)no interest is charged if payment is made at the billing date
• D)the consumer is billed monthly on the basis of the outstanding balance

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