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Emily Welch

11 November, 09:22

You have 2 credit cards. If your budget $375 to pay off your credit card debt and you pay off the highest interest card first while maintaining the interest accrued on the other card, how much is the first month's payment toward the high interest credit?

Murk (5.6% APR) Balance : $675.49 Limit : $1,500.00

Mini (9.85%) Balance : $902.43 Limit : $1,000.00

A.) $371.85

B.) $373.02

C.) $371.97

D.) $373.19

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