The best ways to pay off your credit card debt

[vishenda]

You've done a great job in getting your credit cards but like a lot of people, you may find yourself in a bit over your head because life has a way of throwing obstacles in your path and those obstacles generally cost money.
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Have a super day!

[SSM]

I have a rule - I dont spend money I dont have. Thus, I "own" both of my cars, I have zero credit card debt (although I do have credit cards and I use them, but I also pay them off in full when they are due).

I say prevention is key. But good link for those that can't prevent.

[amesibub]

You can't always help spending money if you don't have it.

We'd just lost all our savings on a failed business. Dad got a job whilst his other business was building up, but he fell ill, went to hospital and lost his job because he couldn't work. (The business thankfully could take care of itself whilst he was ill)

Centrelink (social security) wouldn't help us because Dad couldn't get his tax done (he was too sick to organize it and I was too young to understand what tax was!)

In a situation like that, you can't help but use Credit Cards. Medical bills, power, electricity, etc. don't pay themselves and there's never someone there willing to pay your bills for you.

Cheers,
Amie