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Old 10-25-2009, 12:53 PM
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Two pieces of advice - first run a budget. then get payofflive dot com - their service is great and will help you understand how long it will take you to get out of debt and even tell you how much to pay and when to pay it.

once you have figured some things out, call your credit company and see if they can help you out by lowering the rate or negotiating the balance.
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Old 10-28-2009, 09:29 PM
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I hope you can get out of that. I think you should consider a career change or maybe getting a second job, temporarily. Good luck!
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If it's an option, you might consider consolidating the debt onto a lower interest card, or bank loan.
Thas is what I did! I took a personal bank loan with the purpose of debt consolidation, they gave me 12% at 6 years to pay, no pre pay penalties.

I did it through my credit union. Give your bank or your local credit union a call and see what they can do.

Most importantly, is your current budget setup so you won't need to use your credit cards anymore?

All the best!

And, guys?, the conversation on whether the banks should be allowed to do this or that sounds like highjacking addicted.to.music's post. I think it is or should be covered somewhere else... just my two cents.
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