Credit Cards Stowed Away for Emergencies? Don’t Let Them Turn into Trouble

author by Gregory Mark Fitzgerald on Jan. 04, 2019

Bankruptcy & Debt Credit & Debt Bankruptcy & Debt  Collection Bankruptcy & Debt  Bankruptcy 

Summary: Manipulating a wide range of different credit cards can be a form of income for some credit savvy consumers these days, and it seems to be especially popular with the millennial crowd.

"It takes a disciplined consumer to keep credit cards under control; although it is challenging to resist temptations like charging up vacations, eating out, and shopping, you may have been forced to use credit as a source of income."

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