Yeah. Debit cards are the way to go, unless you're building a credit rating. You can also build credit ratings in other ways though.
Also, a credit card allows you to spend money you don't have in an emergency, to pay back later. If your car breaks down and you have a debit, not a credit, you're out of luck, even if your friend is going to pay you back that ten thousand dollars next week.
I, personally, would rather use a debit. Also, some debit cards are marked with MasterCard or Visa so they can be used as credit cards anyway, and some people not realize the difference.
So your quote should run more along the lines of "people who are poor and want to act like rich people get credit cards".
Also, a credit card allows you to spend money you don't have in an emergency, to pay back later. If your car breaks down and you have a debit, not a credit, you're out of luck, even if your friend is going to pay you back that ten thousand dollars next week.
I, personally, would rather use a debit. Also, some debit cards are marked with MasterCard or Visa so they can be used as credit cards anyway, and some people not realize the difference.
So your quote should run more along the lines of "people who are poor and want to act like rich people get credit cards".

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