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Write Down All Credit Debt and Interest Rates


 Take all of your credit
card
statements and write down the balances owed for each card and the
corresponding interest rates (Annual Percentage Rate). If you have Excel, use
it.  Once you have the list, prioritize
it by the highest interest rate credit card first and lowest rate last. 

Start Your Financial Independence by Becoming Free from Credit Card Debt

Credit Card debt has added to the financial burden of Americans, irrespective of financial background. There are other forms of debt but the most rigorous and common is credit debt. High interest debt from credit card companies has reached epic proportions, to the point that the average household credit debt is now $9000, 8.3 percent of households owe $9,000 or more on their cards. According to the Federal Reserve, the total consumer credit revolving debt reached above $904 billion in 2007, a jump from $879 billion in 2006. Herein, the problem with credit debt will continue to grow unless, steps are taken to forestall the increase in consumer debt. In the meantime, these are some steps you can take to start on your way to financial independence.