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31 Oct 2026, 12:33 UTC · 3h ago
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The article provides generic personal finance advice and general Federal Reserve data on credit card APRs that does not contain company-specific catalysts or material shifts in market expectations.
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The average credit card APR is 21%, according to the Federal Reserve.
Priced inanalysis of Fed data in a Motley Fool opinion piece
So whatInterest costs on a $3,000 balance reach $630 annually, potentially offsetting the $720 max rewards mentioned.
More negative than 72% of claims this week
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