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May 30, 2017
How to take vacation and not rack up debt
Q: I want to travel this summer, but I don't have a ton of money. How can I go on an adventure without piling on credit card debt?
A: We all need time to recharge (while making our friends jealous with artfully filtered Instagram photos). But travel can be pricey: An American Express survey found respondents expected to spend, on average, $941 per person on summer trips in 2016.
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