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Today in America we are facing much more than just an economic crisis. People are losing their jobs, or their pay and benefits are being drastically cut. Millions are facing extremely high credit card debts, and they have no way to pay their bills and put food on the table, too. What is their solution? Kill their wife and children, and then take their own life, too, because they can’t face the future. The credit card debts must be paid off. Here is the way you can become debt free.

Stop using the credit cards with the highest interest rates. Let the credit card companies know that you want them to close your account so no one can make any more purchases on it. Tell them about your plans to pay it off as fast as you can. Leave the credit card with the lowest interest rate open, but put it in a drawer, and don’t take it with you when you go shopping.

Make a commitment to yourself that you are going to do everything in your power to become debt free. Come to the place where you understand that you must sacrifice in order to meet your goal.

Decide on a budget, and stick with it. Make a note of the expenses you have each month, and how much they are. Check the list, and eliminate or cut back on everything you possibly can. Don’t leave anything in your budget that you can live without. Concentrate only on the necessities.

Remember that your goal is not to spend anything that isn’t totally necessary. If you don’t go shopping and if you don’t surf the web for special buys, you won’t spend money. Stay home, and only use the computer for free games or research. Don’t even spend on things you enjoy. For now, you must tighten your belt, and live as cheaply as you can.

Now you are ready to get rid of your debt. Make it your goal to pay off the card with the highest interest first, then the next highest card and on down to the lowest. Put every bit of extra money you can come up with during the month towards paying off your first card. Don’t forget to make the minimum payment on your other cards. Once you eliminate the first card, add that money to the minimum you were paying on the second card. Continue the same process with each card.

Getting into debt is extremely easy, but getting out of debt is always hard. It takes grit, sacrifice and determination to pay it off. Follow these ideas, and you will be excited to see how quickly your debt begins to decrease.