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The Best Practice is to keep the debt low. If you use a credit card for monthly expenses, physically set aside the money you need to repay the credit card balance in full each month. Try not to let the balance exceed 30% of the available credit line. So, I would recommend  to keep the debt low always to improve your credit score.

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