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Difference between credit card and debit card    A credit card allows you to borrow money to money to pay for things. There will be a limit to how much you can borrow. Now days credit cards are of great convenience. Credit card is a kind of plastic card.     Debit card usually allow instant withdrawal of cash, acting as an ATM card for this purpose. A debit card is a plastic payment card that can be used instead of cash when making purchase.      Credit card : First credit card was issued in 1950 by Diner's club Inc. They were used to pay restaurant bills at first. Credit card is offered only to those customers having minimum credit score as per their income. While credit card enable you to spend even if you have less or no money in your bank account. When you make purchases using credit card the amount is billed as outstanding balance which has to be paid in 30 days generally. Credit card user have a limit for expenditure which is decided by th...

Difference between Diploma and Degree! After 10th & 12th there are so many field to do study. Mostly students join colleges and after college they join university. But they only know about degree course not about diploma course. It is necessary that after class 10th every students should have to know about degree and diploma courses. After higher learning students join college and university to earn degree but if student does not have interest in therotical learning for those students diploma is best. When you earn a degree, you accomplish a big step. You gain knowledge, skills and experience to help you both in your career and in life. Teaching, Journalism, Human Resources, Retail management etc jobs which you can get with a degree. If you complete diploma obviously you will get a job in companies and you will start earning. After diploma you can work in any sector private or public. For example diploma in engineering, management, accounting, finance, marketing and more. ...

Difference Between Hello and Hi! English ia an universal language. Without speking English it is difficult to survive in this competative world. Now a days people have fond of speking english. People join English spoken classes just to spoke English fluently. English is one of the most spoken language in the world. In every field we need English language either it is a job interview or to recite a short speech. There is a most common words of english when we start conversation that word is "Hi" and "Hello". English speakers generally use this words at the beginning of a conversation. Perhaps people think this two words are common and same in meanning. Even they don't know where exactly this two words are used. But there is difference between this two words and this words have its own uses, hardly few people know this diffrence. Let's us discuss the difference between "Hi" & "Hello" Hello:- It is a formal word. We use this wo...

Difference Between Prepaid and Postpaid SIM? PREPAID Prepaid:- By hearing the more Prepaid we can already understood what it is meant. That means in simple word we can say 'Prepaid' means 'before'. In this plan we have to give money before doing recharge in mobile. In the Prepaid SIM, call to the internet will to be recharge first. In this SIM we have to recharge first then only our SIM could work. Prepaid means first we have to pay money. As for example ,in our mobile we first pay money then only recharge is done. But it is only for prepaid SIM user not for Postpaid SIM users. Users are generally those who do not have major use of internet throughout the day .This SIM users can take loon in Emergency time by SIM provider. POSTPAID Postpaid: In this plan we gave amount after using the internet. In simple word we can say that 'post' means 'after'.In prepaid Sim card we have to pay amount before doing recharge whereas in postpaid SIM Cards...

Difference Between Sponsored by, Powered by and Presented by! Sponsored by, Powered by and Presented by is a world thatrelated with markiting. We often heard this word in reality shows an T. V. Shows. The companies become sponsor or presenter of the show for the promotion of their product or service.                         1.Sponsored by- A person or organization with some sort of responsibility for another person or organization especially where the responsibility has a religious, legal or financial aspect. One that plays all or parts of the cost of an event a publication or a media program usually in exchange for advertising time.      EXAMPLE OF SPONSORED BY                                     2.Presented by- "Presented by " is used before the name of company that invest certain percentage of mone...