With average credit card interest rates topping 22%, many consumers have found themselves deeper and deeper in debt.
If your card balances have ballooned, whether from year-end holiday spending or unexpectedly higher expenses, here are some strategies to consider.
Even households long considered financially secure are feeling the pressure.
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