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Denied a credit card rate decrease? Here’s what to do next
Source: CNBC
Credit & Bond Markets
Consumers denied a lower credit card rate may still reduce interest costs through a hardship program, credit counseling, or a balance transfer card. The article provides general personal-finance options and reports no specific company or market development.
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