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Should I pay credit card bills in 2021?

Date: Tue, 10/20/2020 17:56
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I have finally got a job. The money is not much but it is enough to take care of my family. I can also pay a small amount of money on credit cards. Should I start making payments? Will that help? Should I wait until 2021? What should I do?

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In my opinion, you should start making payments on your credit card bills. You have to pay off credit card bills at some points. How long will you delay? When you have got a job, you should start making small payments on your credit cards.

Sub: #1 posted on Sun, 10/25/2020 - 22:32

David Martin David Martin

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yes, of course! You should start making payments for your credit cards. Why do you want to wait until 2021? If you are facing any problem with paying off your bills, fee free to call 800-DEBT-913. Our financial coaches are ready to help you with your debt problems.

Sub: #2 posted on Sun, 11/01/2020 - 21:23

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