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THE TRUTH ABOUT: Credit card loyalty is costing australians | History Defined

An estimated six million Australians never switch their credit cards. (Stephanie Flack/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Credit cards are for shopping but not enough Australians are shopping around for their credit cards, a survey suggests.

More than half of credit card-carrying Australians have never bothered to switch theirs but it could be costing millions of them hundreds of dollars a year.

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