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Credit cards can be convenient tools to help you build your credit rating and make parts of your life more convenient, like booking travel. But credit cards are also easy to abuse. According to View Post
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If one of your financial goals is getting out of debt, opening another credit card could be the worst - or best - option you have. As we all know, credit cards carry exceptionally high-interest View Post
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Congratulations! You finally paid off your credit card! You worked long and hard, and it has finally happened! Your credit card balance is down to zero! You might be wondering what to do with your View Post
This is article three of Part Two of the "Conquering Debt Series." Read Part One here. Have you ever experienced a problem with your credit card bill? Have you ever had mysterious charges, View Post
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This is article two of Part Two of the "Conquering Debt Series." Read Part One here. Many people risk their financial freedom by falling victim to credit card debt. Lousy spending choices and life View Post
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This is article one of Part Two of the "Conquering Debt Series." Read Part One here. As a rule of thumb, credit card should be considered low-priority debt. However, you may find that credit card View Post
