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Credit One Bank warns of deep anxiety in U.S. cardholders

THE STREET·3h ago·3 min read

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For many people, checking a credit card statement comes with a familiar tension before the monthly charges are revealed. That feeling is becoming more common and is now shared by many Americans, according to a new survey of 1,000 U.S. credit card users. Credit One Bank surveyed consumers who each …

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