credit cards – don’t pay them off every month, put them away. Use them when you need to rent a car, or something, nothing else. So basically, Credit cards + Interest = Debt

Credit cards are not the problem. It’s your buying patterns that create any problems. How do you avoid debt?

Don’t buy anything you can’t afford. Simple.

People don’t save money like we used to. We want things now. Things before we can afford them. But it actually is not too long to wait to save/have the money to buy most of the things we want. Especially if we aren’t paying compounding interest on the things we’ve already bought. If we pay once, things are so much cheaper.

If you can’t manage your credit cards – don’t pay them off every month, put them away. Use them when you need to rent a car, or something, nothing else. So basically, c

ou avoid debt?

Don’t buy anything you can’t afford. Simple.

People don’t save money like we used to. We want things now. Things before we can afford them. But it actually is not too long to wait to save/have the money to buy most of the things we want. Especially if we aren’t paying compounding interest on the things we’ve already bought. If we pay once, things are so much cheaper.

If you can’t manage your credit cards – don’t pay them off every month, put them away. Use them when you need to rent a car, or something, nothing else. So basically,

efore we can afford them. But it actually is not too long to wait to save/have the money to buy most of the things we want. Especially if we aren’t paying compounding interest on the things we’ve already bought. If we pay once, things are so much cheaper.

If you can’t manage your credit cards – don’t pay them off every month, put them away. Use them when you need to rent a car, or something, nothing else. So basically,

en’t paying compounding interest on the things we’ve already bought. If we pay once, things are so much cheaper.

If you can’t manage your credit cards – don’t pay them off every month, put them away. Use them when you need to rent a car, or something, nothing else. So basically,

credit cards – don’t pay them off every month, put them away. Use them when you need to rent a car, or something, nothing else. So basically, credit cards are for convenience – you have the money, but it isn’t in the form you want. Even better would be to use a debit card – direct relationship between cash and buying.

If you do carry a balance on a credit card, you need to include the cost of the interest in the purchase price of the things you buy. Dinner is more than just the $20 or $30 you spent while in the restaurant. The first month, isn’t much, but then you pay interest on compounding interest, and so on, until you pay off the principle and all the accumulated interest.

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