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CNBC Personal Finance Segment Highlights Ways to Avoid Credit Card Debt

Points expert Jason Stauffer offers strategies for managing spending without relying on borrowed money, according to CNBC.

· 1 min read · language: en

CNBC's "Points Pro" segment featured points expert Jason Stauffer discussing strategies to help consumers avoid accumulating credit card debt, according to the outlet.

The segment, published by CNBC Select, focused on alternative methods for managing personal spending that do not involve spending money a person does not have, CNBC reported.

According to the report, Stauffer's guidance centers on practical approaches consumers can use to stay within their financial means while still making use of credit card rewards programs.

CNBC did not detail the specific tactics discussed in the segment beyond describing its general focus on avoiding debt accumulation through mindful spending practices.

The report is part of CNBC Select's ongoing coverage of personal finance topics, including credit card rewards and points strategies.

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