I am excited to announce that my credit card debts have dropped to $13,942! I can’t wait until May to tell you this piece of good news.
How did I hit $13,942? Thanks to God’s help that I was able to do a few extra online reviews that paid fat money. Yes, more than $165. There is another sum of $90 by the end of this month. I guess God wants me to pay off credit card debts faster.
As for meal expenses, I can still keep to less than $10 (3 …

Great! My credit card debts dropped from $14,911 to $14,112 now.
Stop using your credit cards! This is my advice to you if you want to get out of credit card debts. I have stopped using my credit cards since January. No more extra charges, purchases, or spending on my credit cards.
By not putting extra charges on my credit card debts, I can see the amount of debts drop bit by bit. I want to see the credit card figures show $13,000 instead of $14,000 next month.
There is someone that I …

My credit card debts have gone down to $14,458 from $14,911! Again, slow but steady.
Time and perseverance are necessary and important when it comes to paying off credit card debts. If I pay off credit card debts consistently, every month for one year, I am sure my credit card debts will decrease tremendously.
I am still able to keep my meal expenses to less than $15 (3 meals) per day. No unexpected expenses popped up, and hopefully, there won’t be any in future.

I started blogging about my credit cards last April. The staggering amount was $20,321. And in January 2008, my credit card debts were $14,911. To date, it’s $14,708. Though a bit, it’s still encouraging.
Not using credit cards does help in cutting down the credit card debts. But I guess reducing expenses on meals and grocery is the main reason. Instead of spending more than $15 for 3 meals (hubby’s and mine), I can make spending on meals less than $10 per day.
Moving to a small village to live no doubt …

Happy New Year! What are your new year resolutions?
My only new year resolution is to pay off my credit card debts as soon as possible. To date, my credit card debts have dropped to $14,911!
My blogging pals encourage me to blog about (perhaps, blog away) my credit card debts while selling Amazon products on various niche blogs.
According to financial experts, recording spending, budgeting and saving may help me see clearly where my money goes to.
I have already destroyed some of my credit cards. So far, I have only 2 credit …