By taking the other route, and paying off your credit-card debt with $30,000 from your investments, you would forfeit around $6,700 over those three years, assuming a conservative 7% return or roughly ...

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The average credit card debt for a Minnesotan ranges between $5,100 and $7,900, according to multiple sources.

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