With credit card interest rates sitting at record highs and inflation continuing to strain household budgets, many Americans have been struggling to keep up with their mounting credit card payments.

If you have a 0% APR credit card offer, here's what happens when it ends and what you can do to lower your interest rate.

Always check the terms and conditions of your credit card agreement to ensure you understand how to start earning cash back with the specific card.

Editor’s Note: This article contains updated information from a previously published story. When you don’t pay your credit card balance in full by the end of the billing statement period, you ...

You can find your credit card's interest rate listed in your credit card agreement and on your monthly statement as your APR. You can also contact your credit card issuer directly for this ...

The example credit limit provided in the card agreement is $700. Due to the building credit focus, it’s reasonable to assume the credit limit on this card will be on the lower end to reduce card ...

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