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When you should use debit

When you want to avoid getting into (more) debt: Since your debit card is connected to a checking account, you theoretically only spend what is available in your account.
You want to pay for everyday purchases conveniently—things like gas, groceries, and coffee.
When you want to limit your spending, but don’t want to carry cash.
When you want the best of both worlds between cash and credit.

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