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How to use credit cards to get richer 💰✨

Hello, today, let's share a credit card that many people fear will cause debt, but for us it will make us look richer! 😎

Let's see how it works.

🤔 What is a credit card?

Simply described as * * "temporary loan" * * that the bank gave us.

• Buy 1,000 baht today → Pay for the next month

• If paid within the deadline = No interest!

• Not fully paid = 18-20% interest per year 😱

[💰 Benefits from using credit cards in the right way]

🎁 Accumulate Points & Cashback

• Spend 100 baht = 1-5 baht. The points here can be exchanged for a discount. A lot of free stuff!

• 120,000 baht per year = 1,200-6,000 baht

• Had cashback last year 3,500 baht from shopping cards in the mall

🛡️ Purchase insurance

• You can't buy online products → disputes

• Used to help when buying headphones for 3,000 baht. Lost products

✈️. Privileges.

• Airport lounge access, free travel insurance, no extra purchase required

• Discount shopping malls, restaurants, hotels

• 0% installment at participating stores

[⚡ How to get richer]

1.Use instead of cash, not overuse

❌ Wrong: Originally used 10K because there was a card, so used 15K

✅ Okay: Originally used 10K, still used 10K, but paid by card.

2. 100% Paid Every Month

• Calendar the due date

• Always set the money in the account first

• Used for 3 years, never paid any interest!

3. Choose a card to suit the lifestyle.

• Like to eat: A card that provides restaurant cashback

• Like to shop: Cards that give mall points

• Like to travel: Cards that convert points to miles

4. Use the promotion to be worth it

• 0% installment only on essentials (mobile, laptop, health insurance)

• Discount flash sales

[🚨 Things to watch out for]

❌ Don't do it!

• Minimum Pay → Interest Eat 18-20% per year!

• Press Cash → Strong Interest 28% +

• Overuse → Higher debt

• Too many cards → Can't handle it (like we only have three cards)

• Spending over budget → set limits

Anyone using a credit card can share other techniques from the Drape card in the comments. 💬

# Talk about money # Big money story # Credit card # Thai credit card # How to use credit cards

2025/8/18 Edited to

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How I Make My Credit Cards Work for Me
I’ve earned travel points, cash back, and retail rewards from my credit cards — but the biggest flex is that I don’t carry debt doing it. Credit card perks are only really perks if you: — Know your benefits — Have a payoff plan — Don’t let spending outpace your cash flow I use cards like S
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Mari 🦋

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My Top 3 Credit Cards that You Should Get!
My top 3 credit cards I have: 1. Citi Double Cash 2. Chase Sapphire Preferred 3. Apple Card #Lemon8Partner #MoneyHacks #PersonalFinance #Money #CreditCards #Budget #Budgeting #SavingMoney
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kaylakoupons

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A sandy beach with ocean waves under a blue sky. Overlay text warns that the guide is not helpful for students, those with bad credit, or infrequent travelers, advising them to build credit first.
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What You Should Know About Travel Credit Cards
Someone on Tiktok asked me to break down the travel credit cards I use so here’s the gist for beginners or newbies: 💰BILT REWARDS (Visa) is a great card to use if you want to earn travel points through rent payments. You pay your rent directly through the app and can redeem your points for worko
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Beginner Credit Cards💳
💳 Starting your credit journey? These 3 beginner-friendly cards make it simple to build credit the right way. No guessing, no stressing. 1. Discover it® Secured • Low minimum deposit • Doubles your cashback your first year • Best for: gas, snacks, small purchases (pay off in full) 2. Capit
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minttalksfinance

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Outlaw Kitchen_"Starter Credit Cards"
From 500 to 750 is a mindset shift, not a miracle. It’s about consistency—paying on time, keeping balances low, and letting time work in your favor. Every smart move stacks, every mistake teaches. This blueprint isn’t hype, it’s real strategy you can follow daily. Stay disciplined, stay patient, an
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Kelvin "CJ" James

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Top 4 Secured Credit Cards to Build Credit FAST
Educational purposes only 📚 — this is NOT financial advice. If you’re serious about rebuilding your credit, secured credit cards are one of the smartest places to start 💳✨ Here are 4 solid secured cards many people use to position themselves for unsecured approvals later 👇🏽 💳 Top 4 Secured C
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Jasmine Tutton

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The BEST way to pay maxed credit cards✨👇
Maxed-out cards feel impossible to fix until you actually understand how credit card interest works. It’s not that you’re bad with money — the banks just make it way too easy to get stuck. Here’s the simplest way to get out: • stop paying just the minimum • use the Avalanche method (it real
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minttalksfinance

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🌸 How to Create Your Own Perfume Oil 🌸
💡 Perfume oils are a fun way to smell amazing without all the harsh alcohol. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide: 🧴 Step 1: Pick Your Carrier Oil Think of this as the base! It makes your perfume smooth on the skin. • Jojoba oil 🌿 • Sweet almond oil 🌰 • Fractionate
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ElevatedByShell

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5 Tips Why Looking Good Makes You Richer 🫵🏽
Why it’s important: Looking good isn’t about perfection it’s about presentation, intention, and standards. High-value women understand that how you show up can literally change how life responds to you. #blackgirlluxurylifestyle #glowuptips #softgirl #girltalk #highvaluewoman
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Louis Michelle

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How to make credit cards work for you💳
Credit cards can be powerful financial tools when used responsibly. Here’s how to make credit cards work for you: 1. Choose the Right Credit Card Based On Your Financial Needs - Rewards Cards, Low-Interest Cards, Balance Transfer Cards 2. Pay Your Balance in Full - Avoid Interest Char
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adviceforwomen

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Best Personal Credit Cards for Lounge Access
Accessing lounges at airports is a nice way to escape the airport chaos and sit in cushy seats with food and drinks with wifi and charging stations. Unfortunately, access to these lounges gets pretty pricey, averaging at $30-50 per visit. Some credit cards allow for complimentary lounge access, and
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CHRISTINA

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Top 5 Credit Cards You Need in Your Wallet 💳
Which one is actually worth it? We broke it down so you don't have to. Save this before your next big purchase. #creditcards #personalfinance #moneytips #financetok #creditcardhacks
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Fynna - Financial Tracker

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Travel for free with these credit cards
Travel Cards help me see the world without draining my bank account. I spent a lot of time researching the various cards and want to share the info with all of you! 💳 Card 1: CapOne Venture X Pros: Allows you to pay off purchases with points (Any charges from airlines, rental car companies, Ai
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Amber Mae

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make your credit cards work for you ✨
credit cards often have a bad reputation, but they can be really beneficial. make sure you get one where you can get points especially if you spend a lot of money on the day to day. points= FREE trips !!! #moneyaesthetic #cash and cards #amex #amexbenefits #money💸💰🤑
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TOP 3 TRAVEL CREDIT CARDS ✈️💫💳
If you’re planning to travel more this year, picking the right credit card can save you serious money and unlock incredible perks. 🌍✨ Whether you’re booking flights, staying in luxury hotels, or dining abroad, the right card can help you travel smarter—not harder. Here are my top 3 travel cre
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