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18
Dec
GM Card by HSBC raises interest rate to 30 percent
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RG in New Jersey said: “HSBC/GM (General Motors) raised my interest rate to 30%.This is after I made a online payment that their system could not credit my payment because I made the payment to early for their system to process. I then was late for my next payment and bang 30%. If anyone is thinking about GM card beware HSBC is running the show.”

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