Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Youth: [header] How to manage your credit cards [title] Differentiate between charge and credit cards. [step] Credit cards and charge cards both allow you to charge purchases to the card and pay for it later. However, this is where their similarities end.

Ending1: Charge cards require you to charge more than once. Call or visit your bank, credit union, or credit card company and inquire about charge rates. Ending2: When one will likely charge money into one account for the other, while the other will just pay for one item that isn't outstanding, one card can charge a bit more than the other to make the price go up. So if you want to charge money for a convenience card, then you will need to check if the charges are regular or all-or-nothing. Ending3: Where credit cards allow you a certain credit limit, charge cards have no set limit. Credit cards allow you to carry a balance between months and pay interest on that balance, but charge cards require that the month's charges be repaid in full at the end of each month. Ending4: You don't need to be a resident of the united states to charge your credit card. [substeps] Credit cards charge primarily for purchases like utilities and office supplies, while charged for major purchases such as groceries.

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