A payment card issued by a financial institution that lets you make purchases up to a pre-set limit. Purchases made constitute loans, which must be repaid by a monthly due date. If you do not pay the full balance, you are charged interest on the unpaid amount, which compounds over time. See Credit, Debt, Credit Score
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