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Want a lower credit card interest rate? Just ask

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By Ana Staples Verified
| Texarkana Gazette Verified
If you have a credit card, you have a relationship with your card issuer. Your card issuer values that relationship and wants to keep it. There are many types of offers your issuer can make to ensure you stay (and don't default on your debt), but it won't advertise them -- since they don't exactly make the banks more money. It's like a secret menu. You have to know to ask. Lowering your credit card interest rate is one of such offers.
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Want a lower credit card interest rate? Just ask

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By Ana Staples Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
If you have a credit card, you have a relationship with your card issuer. Your card issuer values that relationship and wants to keep it. There are many types of offers your issuer can make to ensure you stay (and don’t default on your debt), but it won’t advertise them – since they don’t exactly make the banks more money. It’s like a secret menu. You have to know to ask. Lowering your credit card interest rate is one of such offers.
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By Ana Staples Verified
| The Derrick and The News-Herald Verified
If you have a credit card, you have a relationship with your card issuer. Your card issuer values that relationship and wants to keep it. There are many types of offers your issuer can make to ensure you stay (and don’t default on your debt), but it won’t advertise them — since they don’t exactly make the banks more money. It’s like a secret menu. You have to know to ask. Lowering your credit card interest rate is one of such offers.
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