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Most balance transfers cost 3%-5%, so that's between $300 and $500 on a $10,000 transfer. Here's why that fee is small compared to potential interest savings.

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Household debt just hit a new all-time high. Here's how to slash your high-rate card balances before they spiral.

Look at transferring your balance to a low or zero-percent card or consolidating your debt in a personal loan.

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