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Americans' Credit Scores Hit a Record High

The average U.S. credit score hit a record high in April. Meantime, the share of Americans deemed to be some of the biggest credit risks hit a record low. The Wall Street Journal's AnnaMaria Andriotis says it could provide a big boost for lending and consumer spending.

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