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Two people spend ₹30,000 on credit cards, but one may have a lower credit score. Here's why it happens

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Two people spend ₹30,000 on credit cards, but one may have a lower credit score. Here's why it happens

Credit utilisation measures how much of your total available credit you use.

Using your credit card heavily can lead to lower credit.

Here's why it happens and how to avoid it.

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