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Bank of America, Chase, Citigroup, and Capital One, all too-big-to-fail institutions, all bailed out for billions in 2008, issue over two-thirds of the credit cards used in the U.S. While they each benefited from a bailout when misfortune or poor judgment befell THEM, none of their credit card holders can hope for the same.
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I think you can greatly reduce your credit card debt by using your credit card for emergencies only. Also only using an amount on the credit card that you are absolutely sure that you can pay off before the interest kicks in.
I have one credit card, and I only use it only when I have no other option. Other wise I use cash.
If I don’t have the cash with me to buy something that I only want, I do not buy it. Simple as that.
Things that you want are things you dont need.
I don’t see how people get up to their eyeballs in credit card debt. Use it like a debit card. Even if you have a high credit line, let what you have in your checking account cap how much you charge. Stop using your debit card & voilà, you always have enough to pay off your credit card each month. I pay it just before the billing cycle ends & every bill I get is for $0. I never pay interest. On top of that I get 1% cash back on all purchases so the credit card company pays me to use their card.
@CatpurrRobertaBobbi The highest interest takes longer to pay off the debt than the the snowball method with the lowest balance.
I had $12,00 and $8,000 credit cards at 29% , the banks raised the rates from 8% because of “universal default” , this is despicable!. My attorney told me to send them a certified letter to not call me [by Federal Law they must stop]! This is a “Federal law”. . Then he suggested that I don’t pay for about 4 months at which time they’ll get someone to negotiate. I didn’t pay and I won’t so I save $300 a month. my credit score is low.. but so what! Call a free state Attorney or any Attorney!
Better to fully pay all credit cards off using your Secured Line of credit (which is set at prime)… then pay off your Line of credit with the money you would have otherwise needed to pay off your 3 credit cards!!! I bilked the banks for over 3 years.. and cancelled all buy one credit card which I use for gasoline expense only (and pay it off every month). I get offer to apply for credit cards almost every week. WHAT A SATISFACTION being able to RIP then brochures as they come
BE WISE PEOPLE!
@LocoPCtheoneandonly I hope you are using 1% cashback cards to get paid also