Does the stress and strain of trying to make ends meet month after month continue to worsen? And if you’re behind, you know how the constant collection of letters and phone calls can really get you down. If you enjoy this type of abuse then read no farther. If you’re ready to do something about it, the information is here.
What you need to get out of credit card debt depends a lot on how large your actual pile of bills are in relation to your income. If it is still manageable, the plan below is perfect to use as a roadmap to get out of credit card hell.
If you have any or all of these telltale signs
1. Borrowing from one credit card to pay another
2. Always pay minimums on your bills
3. Late payments are becoming more frequent
4. Automatically accepting any credit card offer to increase your credit availability
You may be on the credit card companies fast train to consumer finance Hell. The financial institutions were successful a couple of years back in limiting your ability to use even bankruptcy to get a fresh start. Add to this their ability to change credit terms whenever they want, and you can find yourself...