4 Responses to “Should I pay off my student loan debt credit card patience?”

1. Johnny Wolf says:

   2010/08/25 at 17:51

   repay credit card debt. DEFO
2. Bill M says:

   2010/08/25 at 18:06

   Credit cards are likely to have a higher interest rate. You should try to pay the highest interest debt.
3. Brother Otter says:

   2010/08/25 at 18:31

   If you stop payments on your student loans, interest begins to stack up very quickly. But I am sure that the interest of 19% on your credit cards do you eat live. . . If you put the student loan repayments and not get a loan, it does. But now pay debt * CC! Do not drag on it. Three years is enough time to pay so much when you really tighten. Appears at the end of three years with $ 25K remaining cards should inspire your student debt holders mood.
4. Lauren F says:

   2010/08/25 at 18:55

   It depends on how much you earn and what happens at the end of three years. If you make less than $ 50,000, you are actually close to bankruptcy. If the credit card debt, because you do not have enough to cover your monthly expenses, and there is no way that will improve a lot, I would put in the bankruptcy of the credit card and Pay-on Look your student loans. It will ruin your credit record, but perhaps a way of starting from scratch it should.At other hand, if you can pay by credit card, especially in the 3 years (it costs about $ 1,300 per month they repayment in three years), then yes, get clemency and to pay the sucker as fast as you can.