Sentences with phrase «chunks of credit card debt»

First, you can pay down a chunk of your credit card debt.

Naturally, if you can afford to write a big check and pay off all or a big chunk of your credit card debt, then you should probably do so.

You've paid off a big chunk of credit card debt and to ensure you don't rack up new charges, you decide to close a card or two.

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He devoted a chunk of his maiden speech to challenging the notion that further regulation is needed for credit cards, arguing two - thirds of Canadians pay off their balances every month, meaning they incur no interest at all, and that credit cards account for just 5 % of total household debt.

If you're underwater on your credit cards, consolidating that debt onto a card that allows balance transfers could save you a decent chunk of change.

She got stuck with a big chunk of debt — loans and credit cards her husband was supposed to pay off, but didn't — as well as the line of credit he'd fraudulently put her name on.

This is a great way to take a huge chunk out of your credit card debt, if not pay it all off in that time frame.

Transferring your existing credit card debt to so - called balance transfer cards can help you save a decent chunk of money on interest charges.

If you have high - interest debt like credit cards, that chunk of change you've accumulated in your workplace retirement account may look mighty tempting.

My parents talked me into borrowing them, so naturally they ended up with a large chunk of the money and about $ 8000 of it was used for credit card debt that my parents racked up on my accounts.

Credit card debt makes up a big chunk of that figure, too.