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Misplaced Midwesterner asked: I have about $500 of debt on a credit card and they just increased the rate to 29%. The card limit is $700. I also have a credit card with a $8,500 limit and a 13% fixed rate. Would it be a good idea to transfer the balance from card A to [...]
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ToH asked: We have two credit cards with a balance totaling around $11,000. In order to pay off this debt as quickly and financially sensibly as possible, I’m trying to decide whether it would be better to transfer the balances to one new card with a low introductory rate or use an unsecured personal loan [...]