Buying on Credit
When you buy “on credit”, you buy now and pay later. This can range from taking out a loan for a new car to using a credit card to buy groceries. Your rights can differ in important ways depending on how you buy on credit.
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- People's Law School
- produced in
- 2017
- last reviewed
- October 2017 i Last date reviewed by a qualified expert to ensure content up-to-date. See "Tips" in Clicklaw content criteria (bottom of pageside menu) for details.
- resource type
- basics
- tags
- buying consumer goods, loans, security agreement, missed payments, seize or sue, seizing property, debtor's rights & options, credit cards, lost or stolen credit card, unsolicited credit card, debit card, credit rating, personal credit report, Dial-A-Law
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