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  Credit.com Announces Winners in Second Installment of "The Best Credit Cards in America" Series

San Francisco, CA — July 13, 2011Credit.com, a leading consumer education and financial resource website, today announced the winners in the second installment of its best-in-class series, “The Best Credit Cards in America.” This installment features Credit.com’s picks for the “Best Student Credit Card” and the “Best Secured Credit Card.”

  Jean Chatzky and Credit.com Announce Five Participants in the Debt Diet Challenge

SAN FRANCISCO, CA —June 27, 2011Credit.com, a leading consumer education and financial resource website, announced today that five participants have been selected to embark on bestselling author and money expert Jean Chatzky’s Debt Diet Challenge.

  Credit.com Welcomes Natalia Labenskyj as Director of Public Relations

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - June 06, 2011 - Credit.com, a leading consumer financial services and news website, is proud to announce Natalia Labenskyj as its Director of Public Relations.

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Research, Surveys & Statistics

Credit.com experts create original research and survey data about credit, debt and personal finance. We also collect and maintain industry statistics in these important areas to do our part in helping to tell the story of how Americans learn about and manage their financial lives.

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Quarterly Survey: Paying Off Holiday Debt
A new Credit.com survey conducted by GfK Research found 60% of consumers plan to pay off their holiday debt in full; which is up from 45% in January 2010. This is the time of year that consumers are starting to get the bills from their holiday spending and here’s how they intend to deal with holiday debt:

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