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Credit card users paid nearly $164 billion in fees, interest in 2022 It may get a little worse, analyst warns – NBC Bay Area

Americans paid roughly $163.89 billion in credit card interest and fees in 2022. Here are three strategies to help limit those charges.

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Here are 3 ways to avoid paying more than what you actually owe on your credit cards

Credit card holders should avoid paying additional fees on debt as interest rates are expected to continue to rise, despite already historic levels.

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3 ways to avoid paying more than what you actually owe on credit cards

Credit card holders should avoid paying additional fees on debt as interest rates are expected to continue to rise, despite already historic levels.

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Here are 3 ways to avoid paying more than you actually owe on your credit cards

Credit card holders should avoid paying additional fees on debt as interest rates are expected to continue to rise, despite already historic levels.

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Savings rate for Americans is falling I m concerned, top economist says – NBC Chicago

The stockpile of cash most people hoarded during the Covid pandemic is now nearly gone. But consumers need a safety net, experts say.

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