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Yes, travel credit card APRs are high - but the lowest doesn’t always win

APRs don't matter if you pay your bill in full each month.

Coverage (1)+6 copies· Sep 25, 2:00 PM

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Boulder Daily Camera· Sep 25, 2:00 PMYes, travel credit card APRs are high - but the lowest doesn’t always winAlso ran in Baltimore Sun, Hartford Courant, Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, Reading Eagle, Santa Ana Orange County Register, St. Paul Pioneer Press

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