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According to research provided by TotallyMoney, the average credit card representative APR was 17.9% in 2015. But this rose to 25.2% by 2025, representing an eye-watering increase of 7.3%.

Ten years ago, in 2015, the average credit card representative APR was 17.9%. Fast forward to 2025, and that figure has jumped to 25.2% - a rise of 7.3 percentage points.

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$6,371 the average American’s credit card debt And more than 12 percent of all credit card debt was in serious delinquency, which means balances are at least 90 days overdue, marking a 13-year high.

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