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I Haven’t Paid Off My Credit Card Debt Yet December 14, 2008

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I was asked how I paid off my $60,000 credit card debt this morning. ???. I haven’t paid off my $60,000 credit card debt yet.

Look at the sidebar. See the credit card debt balance? Of course, my credit card debt is much lower than the figure stated there. I will change to the latest figure later of next year.

The credit card balance won’t decrease very much since I am under a debt management program.

From $41,331 To $40,344 Credit Card Debt August 28, 2008

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My credit card debt dropped from $41,331 to $40,344 in early August, but I forgot to update it.

My goal is to pay down my credit card debt to $38,000 by the end of this year. I think this goal is attainable if I keep on earning enough money online while controlling expenses strictly.

I am grateful that my niche blogs and stores generate some commissions from selling baby gifts, cellulite shorts, pink iPods, cell phone amplifiers and lots of products.

Pay Down Credit Card Debts From $ 42,260 To $41,331 June 30, 2008

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My credit card debts dropped to $41,331. I managed to pay down the debts to $42,260 earlier and now amount dropped to $41,331.

I should start collecting hot deals on luxury vacations. Who knows? Maybe I can fully settle my credit card debts in one year. I am joking.

$41,331 left.

Oh, I still have some personal loans, bank overdraft, home mortgage and car loans.

Pay Down Credit Card Debts To $42,260 June 23, 2008

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I seldom blog about my credit card debts now. I only jot down my credit card debt updates here once in a while.

Does that mean I have given up paying off my credit card debts? No. I am still working hard to reduce my credit card debts. Look, my credit card debts have dropped to $42,260.

As I no longer give tuition, my income solely comes from some paid posts, Google AdSense, Amazon Affiliates Program and ClickBank. I am still new to Amazon and ClickBank, therefore I won’t be seeing any income from these money making programs for a few months.

Though making less than $1,000 online, I have faith that I can make more money to pay off my credit card debts.

I just need to work harder to build up more niche blogs. I mean building up new blogs for Amazon and ClickBank programs, not paid posts. No more paid post blogs for credit cards, home mortgages, auto loans or  life insurance quote services.