5 tips | Start Paying Credit Card Debt TODAY!

0:00 Intro
1:57 Why CC Debt has to go
3:08 Stop using them
5:51 #3 Build an emergency fund
8:14 # Pick a Payoff Methods
10:37 #5 Find money in you life
13:00 Wrap up

The average US household carries over $6,000 in credit card debt. This money could be used for a kid's college, retirement, or saving up for that dream home. Instead it money we send to the bank so they can build the tallest buildings in the skyline. This ends not! I lay out 5 tips I used to get started paying off credit card debt. Getting started is the hardest part and I'm going to show you how to do just that in this video.

[hellacooook]

Should consider getting involved politically at your city or state council. You seem to have the real drive to help people with their financial planning.

[brittanyburgest]

i used the snowball method paying off lowest to highest. i transferred my higher interest balance to my lower interest card which had a higher credit limit. i also applied for a new card with no interest for 18 months which gave me more time to save money and pay them off. that helped save on high interest.
Thank you for your videos! Awesome knowledge i can share with the youth!

[Understanditokay]

You are not lying lol. Pay a little or a lot, then use it again. I paid years ago, got an increase, now I'm back owing. My whole tax refund need to go to my payment being paid for good.

[ksquareshow]

I really like your videos because your really care

[margaritacanal]

Should I pay the small credit card first or the large one ty bless it it your amazing

[MrBorntobewild]

Thanks for the info I am going to use the snowball method which sounds doable.

[electricpenguin]

I’ve never had credit card debt luckily but my husband has his car loan and some student loans we are trying to pay off right now. Doing the snowball method to get those little wins along the way since the student loans are broken up into smaller amounts.

[Fooeazy]

I need some advice. I have no credit card debt but i do have a car loan. I haven’t started a retirement account yet so I have no money saved up. What would be best to do with my extra cash I have left at the end of the month, Put in in IRA account or toward the principal of my car loan so I can pay it off faster?

[zachkover]

Do credit cards work like the car payment Moan video you posted? Is there a different in payment types like Mr extra and Mrs principal regarding
Credit cards?

[toxicxace]

I really mess with your videos bro I think some background music while your talking could help quality of the vids. I appreciate the info you have.

[richardsanchez]

And I think they call people that pay it off every month dead beats