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I am an emotional spontaneous spender! I am overly generous with my family and friends. I also love to gamble! So staying away from the slot machines and not impulse buying is helping .
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@Loribollinger67 Good for you for recognizing the temptations that cause you to spend money needlessly and "acting as if you are rich."
I would encourage you to think about the 'why' behind your emotional spending if you have not already done so.
Best wishes!
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How can I keep credit cards, for credit building purposes and still manage debt? If possible.
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Welcome, Chandab97,
Your question is one of my favorites as it allows me to share the credit card system I designed and use that:
1. helped build my credit score up to 815!
2. provides regular cash rewards and statement credits
3. pays me generous welcome bonuses for new credit cards I open
I created a monthly spreadsheet to keep track of the credit cards I have, the charges I have made, and when payment is due. The most important action to take is to PAY CREDIT CARDS ON TIME EVERY MONTH.
It is also crucial to CREATE A BUDGET with each of the CATEGORIES you spend in and stick to it.
There are many more detailed suggestions on my blog. Please refer to posts about credit cards. I love to hear your comments. I hope my system helps you. Blog Posts about Credit Cards
Sincerely,
@Alison
Debt Free Maven
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