By: Emily Roth, Ray Frager, Adriana Ocañas
Two to three credit cards are ideal for most consumers, but there's no magic number.
Ray Frager is an Assistant Managing Editor at U.S. News & World Report. With over 40 years of journalism experience, he specializes in banking, finance, and personal finance, overseeing the Credit Cards, Loans, and Banking team and contributing to topics such as credit health and debt management. Frager has been featured in U.S. News & World Report, where he has played a pivotal role in shaping the publication's banking coverage.
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Ray Frager's articles predominantly focus on providing how-to guides and promotional deals within the national (United States) finance industry. His content emphasizes personal finance, including credit reports, credit cards, personal loans, and banking services.
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Given the national geographic focus of his coverage attributes suggests that he is interested in content relevant to a US audience.
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