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When to take a break from credit cards Cash back, rewards points and delayed payment options can make credit cards seem extremely attractive, but they can lead to serious consequences if not monitored properly. NerdWallet Personal finance expert Kimberly Palmer has more on when you might want to...
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Credit card debt doesn't just go away when you're gone, but the liability doesn't always fall to your loved ones by default either. It depends on the kind of account, where you live and more.