Hidden ways credit card debt can cost you money

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Whether you're new to the credit world or you've being using cards for years now, there's one critical rule:

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It is essential to pay off your full credit card balance each month to avoid mounting interest charges.

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When you carry outstanding amount from one month to the next, the high interest rates will work against you.

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While that is obvious, there are some lesser known poor credit card management habits that can cost you.

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If you carry high debt in your credit utilization, it can hurt you. It will lead to a decline in your credit score.

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With a lower credit score, you will find it more difficult to qualify for an affordable home loan.

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With a high outstanding balance, you will find financing a new vehicle will be even more costly.

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Getting loans or opening a new credit card will come with bad rates if your credit score is low.

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Finding a good apartment to rent or even employment can take a hit with credit card debt in your portfolio.

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