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Festive Purchase: Cash, Credit Card Or No-Cost EMI - What Does It Really Cost?

Consumers who have adequate funds available may find full payment through a credit card more economical, as long as the outstanding bill is cleared by the due date.

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Festive Purchase: Cash, Credit Card Or No-Cost EMI - What Does It Really Cost?
Consumers who have adequate funds available may find full payment through a credit card more economical, as long as the outstanding bill is cleared by the due date.
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