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How Will Credit Card Interest Be Impacted by the Fed Raising Rates?

The Fed could raise rates four times or more in 2022.

By Josephine Nesbit
Downgrading vs. Canceling Your Credit Card: Which Is Best for You?

By Jordan Rosenfeld
5 Ways To Majorly Reduce Your Credit Card Debt by the End of the Year

By John Csiszar
Jaw-Dropping Stats About the State of Debt in America

By Gabrielle Olya

Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna: Do They Really Save More Than Using a Credit Card?

For many decades, if you didn’t have the money to pay for something right now but knew you’d have it later, your best option was to pay with a credit card or put it on layaway. The problem with credit cards is that they typically charge high interest rates; so, if you don’t end up...

By Jordan Rosenfeld
How Many Credit Cards Should You Have? And More Credit Card Questions Answered

By John Csiszar
Why It’s Important To Pay Down Credit Cards as Interest Rates Rise — and How To Do So

By Dawn Allcot
The Best Credit Card for Every Stage of Your Financial Life

By Andrew Lisa

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