CNBC Select covers five strategies that can help you handle (and pay off) credit card debt after a layoff. What we'll cover 1. Contact your credit card issuer 2. Continue paying minimum payments  3.

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Paul Soucy has led the Credit Cards content team at NerdWallet since 2015 and the Travel Rewards team since 2023; he is also director of content for Consumer Credit verticals. He was an editor with ...