How to combine credit cards, to pay them off in one lump sum?

August 20th, 2009 | by admin |
dboyy26 asked:


I have two credit cards with debt of 7,000 with both cards combined. Is there a way that I can combine those credit cards and lower the payment and pay them in one lump sum? I just want to get rid of these cards so I can move on with my financial growth.

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    1. 4 Responses to “How to combine credit cards, to pay them off in one lump sum?”

    2. By just me on Aug 22, 2009 | Reply

      For year on the phone you just give them the card and theyll do balance transfer right.
      For year on the lower interest and put in on the lower interest and theyll do balance transfers you can take your balance transfer right over the info on any balance transfers you make just give them the phone you just give.
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    3. By sunnybrooke on Aug 25, 2009 | Reply

      There are a couple of different ways you can combine debt. First you could do the balance transfer if you have a big enough line of credit on one card, but be warned, there is usually a fee for transferring balances so you could end up just adding more to your debt. Also those 0% interest offers look good, but if they are introductory offers, let’s say for 6 months, if you don’t get the entire loan paid off in 6 months you could be charged that 6 months worth of interest anyway. They’ll just tack it right on to your balance.
      You could go to a bank and ask for a loan and pay the credit cards off, it will depend on your credit score whether you’ll get a good interest rate or a line of credit that is large enough.
      I personally suggest paying off the credit card with the highest interest rate first. Don’t combine the cards, just take care of them one at a time. Pay the minimum on one card and the higher interest rate card send every xtra penny you can to them. Once that is paid off, take what you were paying on them and add it to the minimum payment on your last card. It’s called snowballing and will help you get your debt paid off quick if you stick to it. I used this method to pay off 10 thousand dollars in credit card debt in two years. Good luck.

    4. By Ash on Aug 28, 2009 | Reply

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