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Are you carrying a balance on your credit card? With most cards sporting interest rates of 19.99% it can feel like you’re never going to pay it off. But you can escape this feeling by taking advantage of low introductory interest rate promotions known as balance transfer offers. Some balance transfer credit cards offer up to six months interest-free, which is enough to help you make a serious dent in your credit card bills.
Just be sure to direct all of these interest rate savings against your bill. Once the introductory period ends, transfer the remaining balance to a line of credit or switch to low-rate credit card.
**Introductory rate offer for balance transfers in the first six months. New cardholders only
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