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The amount of money you can charge to a credit card is called: A. Credit Limit B. Balance Transfer C. Annual Fee D. Annual Percentage Rate
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The amount of money you can charge to a credit card is called:

A. Credit Limit
B. Balance Transfer
C. Annual Fee
D. Annual Percentage Rate

User Olga Gnatenko
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This is known as a Credit Limit, hence the name.
An annual fee is a yearly fee on the card
Annual Percentage Rate is the price you pay for borrowing money, as a percentage.
A balance transfer is just a transfer.
~Hope this helps!
User Rimon
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The answer would be A Credit Limit because you can only charge a certain amount of money in your credit card so its called a Cedit Limit.

and i know this also because i have a cedit card.
Hope I helped u out!!!!!
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