Do you always hear that if we pay off our credit card balance every month and only spend what we can afford to spend , we can avoid interest expenses and finance charges? It’s like getting an interest-free loan. Isn’t that a great way to save money? However, how many of us can actually do this?
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I have no credit card with me any more. The last one that I used for emergency was also terminated a few days ago. It’s good that I just have to concentrate on paying off credit card debt. No more new debt from now on. This also means that I must use cash on everything, even
I am happy to hear that my buddy who was once stuck in credit card debt secured one of the most lucrative Chicago jobs. Yes, she was one who was once burdened with tonnes of credit card debt. The number of credit cards she used to own would make your jaw drop and your eyes pop
Is it weird that a work-at-home woman burdened with credit card debt doesn’t recommend 0% interest credit card application offers to people? There are so many people out there who are very disciplined when it comes to using credit cards, so why stop recommending 0% card credit purchase, 0% best card credit interest, or 0% balance
I started blogging about my credit card debt in April 2007. While blogging away my debt, I also shared with readers credit cards and credit card offers. However, after months of reducing my credit card debt, I decided to stop recommending 0% credit cards, balance transfers or personal loans. The reason is simple. I no longer use