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Mmarketwatch.com on 2020-10-05 17:26

Buyer beware: These credit cards still have sky-high interest rates despite the Fed’s rate cut

Two in five adults have impulsively opened one of these cards — and doing so can wreak havoc on your finances if you’re not careful.

Ted Rossman

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