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Endeudarse con tarjeta bancaria



Ya que andamos con la cuesta de enero se tiene que decir que seis de cada diez mexicanos tenemos deudas ya sea con el banco, otro tipo de institución financiera o prestamistas, según la Encuesta Nacional sobre las Finanzas en los Hogares del INEGI. Y del valor de la deuda, más de la mitad, 55.4 por ciento, corresponde a deuda hipotecaria, 11.5 por ciento a tarjeta de crédito, 9.3 por ciento a vehículos, 8.4 a crédito de nómina o personal y un 15.4 por ciento a otras deudas. Las razones por las que nos atrasamos en los pagos son la falta de empleo, la disminución de ingresos, la acumulación de deudas y que no se respetan los descuentos o acuerdos de pago de prestamistas. 

En tal sentido nos enfocaremos a los más de 19 millones de mexicanos  con tarjeta de crédito para que le tengan un buen uso. En general, lo que te puede traer beneficios con tu plástico y hasta promociones son: electrodomésticos y muebles para el hogar, renta de autos, viajes y boletos para conciertos y partidos de fútbol. Por el contrario, no hay que pagar la gasolina, comida, gastos diarios del hogar o retirar dinero de los cajeros porque son deudas innecesarias o generadores de intereses.

La tarjeta de crédito proporciona historial crediticio, es de uso internacional, es segura, posibilita las compras en línea y hace que se pague en cuotas pero hay que pagar intereses y cuota de manejo. Por eso es fundamental que aprendas a usarla y no te endeudes innecesariamente al tiempo que prestes atención en los montos y fechas de pago.

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