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Credit card interest rate hike could see more struggle with repayments

One of the leading credit card companies have hiked up their credit card interest rate by nearly half. The company has blamed this on the fact that the economy is recovering. This means that some customers have seen their 8.01% interest rate jump up to 15.31% come April. This of course is a huge jump and there are fears that many credit card holders could struggle to meet their repayments when the new rates come into force.

Credit card debt is a huge problem and it is very easy to go overboard with spending. If you are one of the many who has fallen into debt, or who believes they will not be able to maintain their repayments then you may wish to look into credit card debt management.

Taking debt management advice for any kind of unsecured debts whether they are from credit card, store card or unsecured loans is essential. There are many ways to pay off debt; you could consider a debt management plan for instance or an IVA, depending on the amount of money that you owe.

You can get in touch with a debt management company online and discuss which debt solution may be the most ideal for your circumstances.

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