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Which form of credit imposes a credit limit, is unsecured, is high in interest, and has a bank or financial institution as a lender? a mortgage a credit card a vehicle loan a paycheck loan

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Credit card is a form of credit that impose a credit limit, is unsecured, is 'high in interest', and has a bank or 'financial institution' as a lender.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • A credit card is a very useful card for people. It helps to purchase things and makes billing or payment easy without difficulties.
  • As credit cards does have credit limit as user will not be allowed to withdraw money above the limit. The card is protected with a 4-digit code.
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The answer would be a credit card. A credit card is being issued by a bank or a financial institution that would allow the holder to charge any purchase at the store that would accept it.It has a credit limit and can have high interest.
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