This is
because after the introductory period is over credit cards usually carry a much higher interest rate than your initial loan itself.
Not exact matches
Make a budget to pay off your debt by the end of the
introductory period,
because any remaining balance
after that time will be subject to a regular credit card interest rate.
While many offer low
introductory rates,
after a designated time
period, those rates skyrocket to more than 20 % Annual Percentage Rate (APR) Regardless of your income, carrying any significant amount of debt at that interest rate for anything other than a short term is unsustainable
because of how the interest compounds.
However, in case of the Chase Slate credit card, customers continue using the card long
after the expiry of
introductory period,
because of its purchase protection benefits.
I think we've struck a better balance
after that initial
introductory period but I think there are also risks there were if you're fully remote and therefore the only way to interact with colleagues is through some sort of chat portal, it can get too fun to just chat with people rather than using it to communicate about work and sometimes personal check in stuff to see how you're team is doing
because you care about them
because you work with them, but to focus it on getting work done rather than just being fun and silly.