The Real Deal: How to be smart when using credit to buy holiday gifts
Experts say the bills will add up after the gifts are unwrapped.
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Nov 14, 2023, 12:52 PM
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Experts say the bills will add up after the gifts are unwrapped.
News 12’s Janice Lieberman tells you in The Real Deal to be careful what you buy on credit because interest rates can add up later.
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