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Step 1
Arrange your credit card debt in descending order from the highest balance to the lowest.
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Step 2
Pay off the lowest balance first. This is the easiest card to eliminate. It requires paying more on the principal, preferably doubling up on the outstanding balance, if possible.
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Step 3
Retire that credit card and do not use after paying the balance in full
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Step 4
Apply the monthly payment spent on the previous card to the next larger balance, also paying the same payment on the card as before. This will increase the rate of eliminating the balance of the second credit card. Continue the procedure until you eliminate this card.
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Step 5
Follow this piggyback process with funds provided on the first two credit cards, applying them to the next outstanding credit card balance.
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Step 6
Maintain this process until you have eliminated all credit cards.













Comments
bellerose said
on 9/15/2009 Good tips. Getting rid of multiple monthly bills with high interest rates certainly simplifies life a lot. 5*
naturenut said
on 7/6/2009 Great tips! 5*
DrDanny said
on 5/31/2009 Great article! 5*