Live Life Better: How to avoid common credit card mistakes
Financial attorney Leslie Tayne joined Elizabeth Hashagen and Shannon LaNier with the do’s and don’ts of credit cards – plus ways to avoid bankruptcy.
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May 17, 2023, 1:49 PM
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That becomes a lot harder if you have bad credit.
A low credit score means you could have trouble getting a car loan, buying a new house, or even renting an apartment.
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