getting out from under substantial credit card debt

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getting out from under substantial credit card debt

Credit card debt adds up quickly. When my husband found out that he had good credit, he quickly started taking out credit card after credit card. Before I knew it, I was paying nearly $600 a month in high-interest credit card bills. When I added up the balances of all of the credit cards and realized that we were $20,000 in debt, I started looking for a better way to finance all of that debt. I found some loan options that would reduce our monthly payments and reduce the interest fees as well. Find out what we did on our blog.

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How To Find An Auto Loan Without Further Dinging Your Credit

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4 Things You Should Know About Getting A Cash Advance

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