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How to Get out of Deep Credit Card Debt
Posted on October 28th, 2007 No comments• Cut those cards, and those expenses. Don’t add to your debt, and free up money to increase your payments. What don’t you need? What can you sell?
• Pay off the highest debt. The highest debts generate the highest interest rates, so they’re costing you more. Once you finish paying off those, start with the second-highest—but add on what you used to pay for the first credit card to the payments you would make on the second.
• Don’t just make the minimum payments. You’ll be paying for years and not make a single dent on the principal unless you pay more than the minimum balance.
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