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Think Moneywhy isn't your credit score higher?Baltimore SunMarlene Partridge and her husband have a six-figure retirement income, no debt and pay off their credit cards each month. Yet when the 62-year-old former teacher from Idaho saw her credit score a couple of years ago ...Credit cards 'being paid off more slowly'Think MoneyWhy your credit report matters more than your credit scoreCreditCards.comall 6 news

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