Reducing Your Credit Card Debt
Reducing your credit card debt can seem impossible, especially if you’re used to making just the minimum payment each month. (In fact, it could easily take you the rest of your life to pay off all of your credit cards that way.) I have some suggestions about how to reduce your credit card debt that are simple and common sense.
The first thing you have to understand about reducing your credit card debt is that you have to pay more than the minimum payment each month. Preferably a lot more, too. To do that, you need to find some extra money. My suggestion is to get a second job, or start a small business. There are plenty of small businesses you can start for less than $150, but only if you’re willing to put in some sweat equity and do some work. (Sorry, I don’t have a way to reduce your credit card debt that DOESN’T involve work.)
Once you come up with that extra money, pick the credit card account with the lowest balance, and pay as much on that card as you possibly can each month until it’s paid off. Just pay the minimum on your other credit card accounts until that one is paid off, then move up to the next lowest balance account. Since you’ve paid off that one account, you can now use what used to be the minimum payment on that account toward your next account.
Keep repeating this process, and you’ll have reduced your credit card debt to nothing faster than you ever thought possible.
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