Tim Z
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credcards.maclenet.com - transfer balance to one of these credit cards. It will provide 0% interest rate for 12-18 months. |
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Judy
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Pay it in full and watch your rating skyrocket.
It is 100% myth that carrying balances increase it your credit.
The trick to cards is to use them for something you need like gas, and pay it in full each month.
I am proof. 800+ scores. No need to EVER pay interest at all.
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Kris L
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Save yourself the interest on the credit card and just pay it off. |
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love08
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pay it off , I just payed mine off last week feels amazing not to have it hanging over your head anymore |
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Brother Otter
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Always pay off a credit card at the end of the month. If you don't, you pay interest (probably a lot of interest) on EVERY purchase you make until the outstanding balance is paid.
Carrying debt on credit cards is one of the big ways people get into major financial trouble. |
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CRYSTAL BLUE PERSUASSION
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Yes because it will just continue to get higher. You are way better off to pay off the balance and get out from under it. |
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Sjean
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Yes. This is the first advice most financial advisors give to their clients.
Vow to pay it off in full every month and you'll be in much better financial shape. |
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Stacks Edwards
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If you can pay it in full and still have money left over to eat and live comfortably...Do it. Because you may forget about a payment or something may come up and you can't pay it and then the interest will come for you. |
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rachel s
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Pay it off and if you use it again pay the balance in full each month. It still builds your credit but saves you the interest. |
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ESME-Q
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YES YES YES. You should have done that a long time ago it would have saved you some money. |
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swishersweets97
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I would and get it over with. Life has a way of throwing you a curb ball that always hit you in your finances. Never procrastinate when it comes to bills, take care of them right away. Something could come up and you have to spend that money somewhere else. pay it off while you can afford to. And it will be out of your way. You will be glad you did later. |
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Vaughn N
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yes: keep tows blood sucker out of your life. it a Little pain for a life time gain... when state cap's are at 27% interest... lean the term Clean getaway... |
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cowboy
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If you want to build credit it would be better to pay a little extra each month. If you don't need the credit history yes pay it off and save interest and fees. I thought this was a good answer, but for you that thumb me down I pay cash. Have a card for emergencys only! Wait till you go buy attempt to buy a house with no credit history!!! I think your a bit to quick to give a thumbs down sometimes just because you don't agree, not because it's a terible answer. |
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summerd
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omg credit card companies LOVE for you to pay interest..then resulting in a better credit score. my best friend is a credit consultant. pay the payments, but pay more than they are..like double the amount. keep that money up saved to make the payments with! |
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Jenny G
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Pay it all off, never use a credit card again unless you have money. They're bad news |
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brad p
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make payments that way you build up your credit score. paying it off in full may sound good but it does nothing to help your credit score |
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