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| - | Difficulty:
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| - | Moderate
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| - | Credit card declarations
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| - | Balance transfer forms or tests
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| - | 1 Look your mail for credit card offers that include any low or zero percent APR on balance exchanges. You may also seek out these cards by contacting local banks, checking ads in the newspaper and seeking the Net .
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| - | 2 Apply for the new lower-interest card also request a balance transfer style or check. Delay for the new card to arrive in the mail.
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| - | 3 Go through your credit card statements and make a record of your balances. Use the balance transfer tests or kinds to pay off the huge-interest cards. Retire those cards.
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| - | 4 Write the due date of your new card on some calendar and make your payments on minimum a week to 10 days in advance. If you miss a payment or pay late, the credit card issuer could raise your interest rate and get rid of the benefit [http://csi.usc.edu/~dimakis/CommNetS/doku.php?id=wiki:united_kingdom_-_best_places of] the low-interest card.
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| - | 5 Pay like much since you can of the transferred balances whilst the initial low interest is in place. Once that is initial rate expires, the interest rate will revert to normal levels. Read the very good print so you will know the way extended you have to shell out off your credit cards at the low rate.
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