Credit card forbearance offers short-term relief, but qualifying for it may be harder than you think. Here's why.

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Perhaps unsurprisingly, a card issuer can close your account without notice if you fail to adhere to the terms of the card.

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Got denied for a credit card? Here's how to bounce back, fix what went wrong, and improve your odds of approval next time.

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