The Minimum Payment Trap: What Credit Card Math Really Costs
Paying only the minimum on a $6,000 credit card balance costs $9,300 in interest over 17 years. Here's the real math — and how to escape it.
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Paying only the minimum on a $6,000 credit card balance costs $9,300 in interest over 17 years. Here's the real math — and how to escape it.
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