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Rising Interest Rates and Fees Push More Americans into 'Persistent Debt'

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A new report reveals that more Americans are facing "persistent debt" as interest rates and fees continue to rise. The report highlights the challenges faced by individuals in managing their finances, with increasing debt burdens impacting their financial well-being. As interest rates and fees climb, it becomes harder for Americans to pay off their debts, leading to a cycle of persistent debt.

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  3. Higher Risk of Persistent Debt As Credit Cards Get More Expensive Than Ever, Says New Report  Forbes
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