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Credit-card debt can damage your credit score and hinder your ability to build wealth. Credit cards are notorious for high interest rates, which can greatly prolong your debt repayment schedule if you're not proactive. To pay off your debt quickly, consider asking for a lower interest rate, consolidating your debt, or doubling your monthly payment. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Americans of all ages are mired in credit-card debt.
Credit-card debt can damage your credit score and hinder your ability to build wealth. Credit cards are notorious for high interest rates, which can greatly prolong your debt repayment schedule if you're not proactive. To pay off your debt quickly, consider asking for a lower interest rate, consolidating your debt, or doubling your monthly payment. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Americans of all ages are mired in credit-card debt.
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