November 4th, 2009

Wednesday’s Trends in Credit Cards & Your Debt

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Debt is the new four letter word to avoid. Everyone, from Uncle Sam to the average American, is taking action to get out of the red: Bloomberg reports that the U.S Treasury Department is selling a whopping $81 billion of long-term debt next week to steer away from the country’s legal debt limit of $12.1 trillion; and Philly.com reports that Americans have been buying less stuff on credit cards, which helped drop the total U.S credit card debt peak of $975 billion in Fall 2008 to below $900 billion this summer.

Your card balance may not be in the billions, but are you taking steps to take care of your credit and eliminate your debt? This week’s roundup is especially for you to start taking steps to get out of the red too.



Credit Card News

Debt News

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