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The math on credit card debt is brutal right now, but the fix you choose could cost you more than the debt itself.

Debt relief could make it easier to pay off your balances, but any overlooked costs could cancel out the savings.

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Too much credit card debt can really hurt your finances, especially at today's rates. But how much is too much?