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Can I wipe my credit card debt without paying?
CBS News· 7 days agoFor households that are already struggling to make ends meet, this combination of high inflation and elevated interest rates can have a severe impact....
A growing number of Americans are maxed out on credit cards, with Gen Z leading the way
USA Today· 10 hours agoA growing number of Americans are maxed out on their credit cards. Nearly one-fifth of credit-card...
Credit card debt poised to smash another record high
FOX Business· 2 days agoAmericans are racking up more credit card debt as still-high inflation and steep interest rates continue to make the cost of everyday necessities more...
How to avoid interest on a credit card
USA Today· 2 days agoHaving credit card debt can be really expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. When you carry a balance on your credit card< ...
How to Consolidate Credit Card Debt Without Hurting Your Credit
Investopedia· 22 hours agoDebt consolidation is the process of combining several existing debts like high-interest credit card...
Here's How Your Credit Card Debt Stacks Up to the Average American
The Motley Fool via AOL· 1 day agoCarrying a credit card balance is very common, and the average balance increased by 10% over a year....
FICO Score vs Credit Score: Do You Really Know the Difference?
MediaFeed via AOL· 2 days agoA credit score is one factor used in a lender’s assessment of your creditworthiness when you apply...
More Americans are falling behind on credit card bills
NPR· 1 day agoPeople under 30 and those who live in low-income neighborhoods were particularly likely to be maxed...
Credit card pros and cons
Bankrate via AOL· 3 days agoHere are some things to keep in mind as you’re deciding whether you should get a credit card: Pros and cons of credit cards When used ...
What Is the Average Credit Card Debt in America?
Investopedia· 22 hours agoCredit card debt in the United States rose during the fourth quarter of 2023, reaching $1.13 trillion, an increase of $50 billion, or 4.6%, from the...
