Before you give the designers two thumbs down for originality, pay heed to a few assorted differences.

CNN: Tsar: Burden of the Crown treads familiar ground

No matter how large a balance you run up the first year, you're only going to have to pay interest on it for the last two months.

FORBES: Magazine Article

You shouldn't create a pricing mechanism where only the biggest firms can pay for it, and by doing it that way, you really are creating two tiers.

FORBES: Intelligent Investing

You, dear reader, would probably pay less than 6.5% when borrowing for two years.

BBC: Spain moves nearer to full-scale rescue

We paid for two wars with a credit card -- debt that you're going to have to pay off.

WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Speaks on College Affordability

You would have to increase the subs two-and-a-half times - it's not just the pitches you pay for it's the umpires as well.

BBC: Football in net

For the first time, Ofcom has divided mobile complaints into two categories - pay-as-you-go and contract customers.

BBC: TalkTalk logo

But for one day or two of work, it's easier for a boss to say I'll pay you day by day.

NPR: Getting Paid Off the Books in America