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Wednesday, 22 October 2008 |
By Musa Aykac
 Being in debt is probably one of the most heart and mind wrenching situations. The amount of sleepless nights and grey hairs that we can get from debt is a bit overwhelming. People could have been struggling with debt for years, and still come out of it without any success. But with a few tips and reminders you should gradually be able to clear your debts and have the financial independence that you have always wanted.
First and this is the most important, do not spend what you cannot afford. It's ok going out and buying a new games console or iPhone, but then what happens when you receive the bill at the end of the month and can't afford to pay it?
You should always remember that if using a credit card, then you should only have one at your disposal. I have seen a lot of people that just own around 7 or 8 credit cards. At least one card is controllable, imagine you have a handful and you get them all into debt, you will be lost as to where |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 22 October 2008 )
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Wednesday, 22 October 2008 |
By Nick Makaryk
 The big difference in your monthly payments will mainly depend on the credit card that you are shopping to get. This is true if you are deciding to take advantage of one of the many low interest introductory offers that are currently available.
When transferring an existing balance to a 0% interest or a lower rate intro card, you will be saving a lot of money on interest each month, all depending on the total amount of your balance being transferred to your new account. It is a smart decision even if you don't want to transfer your balance, just picking a low interest credit card that has good terms and conditions can lead you to many favorable advantages.
Always, when considering an introductory offer look for the one with the longest introductory time period, any low future fees and charges as well as a lower interest rate once the special intro period is over. When choosing other cards, try to obtain the lowest possible interest rate, annual fees and charges, and any low penalties for late payments.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 22 October 2008 )
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