Comments on: Four Ways to Avoid Excessive Credit Card Use http://blog.geezeo.com/2008/10/excessive-credit-card-use/ Financial Education | Personal Finance Tips | How To Budget | Reach Your Financial Goals Fri, 09 Jan 2009 20:57:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Geezeo: Free Online Personal Finance Management Software, Budgeting Tools, Financial Advice and Community » Blog Archive » Four Ways to Legally Clear Credit Card Debt http://blog.geezeo.com/2008/10/excessive-credit-card-use/comment-page-1/#comment-5111 Geezeo: Free Online Personal Finance Management Software, Budgeting Tools, Financial Advice and Community » Blog Archive » Four Ways to Legally Clear Credit Card Debt Tue, 14 Oct 2008 15:29:30 +0000 http://blog.geezeo.com/?p=2118#comment-5111 [...] VIDEO: How to Increase Your Credit Card Limit Four Ways to Avoid Excessive Credit Card Use In Debt We Trust - Film You Must See Focus on the Payoff to Eliminate Your Debt Meet DebtKid: [...] [...] VIDEO: How to Increase Your Credit Card Limit Four Ways to Avoid Excessive Credit Card Use In Debt We Trust - Film You Must See Focus on the Payoff to Eliminate Your Debt Meet DebtKid: [...]

]]> By: David Myers http://blog.geezeo.com/2008/10/excessive-credit-card-use/comment-page-1/#comment-5086 David Myers Sun, 12 Oct 2008 14:47:37 +0000 http://blog.geezeo.com/?p=2118#comment-5086 Believe it or not I can remember when very few banks offered credit cards. Most people did not have them as we do today. The best way that you can keep your credit card down to a reasonable balance is to have your credit card company to lower you limit. I have to disagree with not paying cash for an item. I would rather pay for the item in cash then a credit card. How many people actually pay off these card balances each month? If you can not control that credit card, the best thing to do is cut it up and put it in the trash. This would be the best thing that could happen to a lot of people today. Believe it or not I can remember when very few banks offered credit cards. Most people did not have them as we do today. The best way that you can keep your credit card down to a reasonable balance is to have your credit card company to lower you limit. I have to disagree with not paying cash for an item. I would rather pay for the item in cash then a credit card. How many people actually pay off these card balances each month? If you can not control that credit card, the best thing to do is cut it up and put it in the trash. This would be the best thing that could happen to a lot of people today.

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