Assume you put your purchases on your credit card (borrowing) in order to take advantage of any cash discounts offered. Which one of these credit terms do you prefer?
A) 1/10, net 20
B) 2/5, net 30
C) 2/10, net 30
D) 1/15, net 45
E) 2/15, net 30
The following of these credit terms is preferable:-
E) 2/15, net 30
As it offers a 2% discount if cash is paid in a maximum of 15 days, it is most beneficial
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