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It was a chilly evening when I realized I had been fooled. After months of diligently paying down debt and trying to improve my credit score, I stumbled upon a popularcredit counseling website claiming that simply closing old accounts would boost my score. That misconception almost derailed my progress. That lightbulb moment made me question

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