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| Guide to Credit Cards - Page 2
How to manage credit card debtBeing clear about what you can afford to borrow and repay each month and understanding how you intend to use a credit card will enable you to get the most out of one. If this is your first credit card, or even if you already have one, ask yourself:
If you know you can repay the balance in full every month you will be in a position to take advantage of a credit card that may have a higher interest rate but more rewards and benefits. Likewise, if your income enables you to make additional one off lump sum payments occasionally, then you may be able to take advantage of a higher credit limit. If you're only intending to make minimum monthly repayments consider getting a card with a low to medium interest rate and smaller credit limit, to keep the debt manageable.
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