how much credit card debt do you have? do tell please

Anonymous
I need someone to make me feel like we are not the only family (5) struggling with this. We get it down it just creeps right back up and Christmas is bad. I try to save really do but it's not there.
Anonymous
I swear there was a long thread on this very topic in the fall...
Anonymous
Zero. I use prepaid debit cards.
Anonymous
about 18K. should be gone by year's end. was much higher...
Anonymous
ashamed to say $322K
Anonymous
zero. Family of 4
Anonymous
$32k - though a lot of it is now on fixed term payment plans at very low interest rates. hope to pay off a lot of it this year, now that DH is working again.
Anonymous
Three years ago it was $30,000. Due to the economy and being late in some payments the cards jacked my APR to 30%. So I was forced to turn my cards over to a company called Greenpath. They negotiate lower APR's and a payment plan. My APR's went down to 1% and in July all of my cards will be paid off. Best thing I ever did!!!! The catch is during my contract with GP I cannot use credit cards of any kind. I'm self-employed so the inability of using credit terrified me. And you know what, I've made it just fine without them. Haven't used a cc in three years and have no plans to use them even after my contract is over. It changes the way I spend for the better. I highly recommend it.
Anonymous
ashamed to say $322K


of credit card debt? How is that even possible?
Anonymous
Totally possible. So what. As long as you can make the payments who cares.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Totally possible. So what. As long as you can make the payments who cares.


Because the interest would be INSANE! I'm the $30k poster and my interest was over $700 a month. I'm assuming they aren't paying that balance off monthly.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:about 18K. should be gone by year's end. was much higher...


About the same amount. Should be done Summer 2014.
Anonymous
None
Anonymous
I budget for Christmas, birthdays, etc., so I don't go into debt for those days.
Anonymous
Zero. I pay off my cards in full every month and I'm teaching my kid to do the same.
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