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Getting Out of Credit Card Debt
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By David Lorenson
If your monthly debt payments, excluding mortgage or rent, exceed 20% of your income, your debts are a serious problem requiring action. Here are some basic alternatives for getting out of debt:
- Credit Counseling
- The Do It Yourself Approach
- Debt Management Program
- Debt Consolidation
- Bankruptcy
- Debt Elimination Program
Credit Counseling
After conducting your financial analysis and budget, your counselor might suggest that the do it yourself approach, which will include completing self-help educational programs on budgeting, money management, and credit. By going it alone, you may be negotiating with your creditors, paying off debts with the highest interest rates first, obtaining a second job and cutting up your credit cards. While this way is certainly very effective, it is important to note that this requires self-confidence and self-discipline to follow this approach and follow through to completion.
When negotiating with creditors, you will find that some are willing to negotiate lower payments or interest rates, or waive late charges and other fees, because they realize that it
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