A new study shows that tracking the first results for the search "best credit cards with 0% interest" on Google can lead to additional expenses of up to 616 dollars.

Analyzing the results of the Google search for "the best credit cards with 0% interest", the consumer finance site WalletHub found that following the advice on the first page can cost users an average of $341. Additionally, trusting the recommendations of credit card companies on the first page can cost about $216. The study showed that following the first option on the homepage, such as a recommendation from Reddit, can cost about $568, while choosing the worst option on the first page could cost $616.