Credit Card Debt
Talk Your Way Out of Credit Card Debt!: Phone Calls to Banks That Saved More Than $43,000 in Interest Charges and Fees
Scott Bilker (Paperback) Press One Pub 2003-03-01
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i'm thinking of using my savings.i won't have any left but at least the bill will be down.and i can always start saving again. this problem is stressing me big time.
1: Keep your savings - Suze Ormon who usually would tell you to pay it off is recommending to save your money and pay the minimum during this recession. "If you have an unpaid credit card balance and not much saved up in emergency savings I need you to listen up. My advice has changed. I want you to only pay the minimum due on your credit card balance and instead make it your top priority to build as much of an emergency cash fund as you can."
2: Stop using the card until you have payed it off in full.
3: DO NOT miss a payment - send the payment in as soon as you receive the bill.
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It seems these days that everyone is drowning is credit card debt . The biggest problem with credit card debt is that once you are there, the credit card companies will do everything in their power to keep you there.
Did you know that it can take up to 30 years to pay off a credit card bill if you are just paying the monthly minimum?
Depressed?
Don’t be.
There are some steps you can take that will get you on the path to living a debt free life.
Reduce your spending: The first thing you need to do is to go through everything you spend your money on and make choices on what is important and what isn’t. Next, determine if there are ways to reduce the amount you spend on the things you decided were important. For example, when I looked at my cable, internet and phone bills, I was spending over $170 per month. By contacting my cable company and bundling these services, I was able to reduce that bill to $99 per month. I was then able to apply that $71 per month to paying off a bill.
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