Average Credit Card Interest Rates Have Topped 20%. Here's How to Pay Down That Debt Fast
As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, credit card annual percentage rates are set to hit new highs. Here’s how to pay down your debt fast.
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As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, credit card annual percentage rates are set to hit new highs. Here’s how to pay down your debt fast.
There are a few strategies for putting away more than the technical $10,000 limit annually in federal I bonds, which currently pay a record 9.62% annual rate.
“The biggest key to get out of credit card debt is to not be paying a high interest rate on that debt,” said personal finance expert Suze Orman.
I bonds are currently paying 9.62% annual interest through October, which is an opportunity for a range of goals, according to financial experts.
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