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ANSWERS: 62
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About $1000 right now since I just got back from a trip, but I pay it off each month in any case.
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Zero..:)
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None. We have very seldom have had a balance after our monthly payment and we paid them all up and haven't used them for almost a year.
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between my husband and I we have about $6,000 on three different cards. (Ugh! WHY did I feel compelled to answer this?)
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Zero!
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About $4000. Had to buy some tools of my trade. +
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$37.14, I left my debit card home.
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Right now, $5.00 :)
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I don't have any at the moment. I don't like to over-spend.+3
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lol absolutely none, don't have any credit cards
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none, i never needed to use them..
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Not sure at the moment. After making most purchases using it, we pay off it in its entirety at the end of the month, making for zero finances charges. Well, except for that $20.00 a year membership fee, which is a good trade off for a low interest rate -- despite we've rarely had to use the interest part of the cardholder's agreement.
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$520.00.
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none!
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None, but it was not always so. I wised up late.
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None now, thank goodness. My credit cards have been paid off for well over a year. President Obama has addressed the credit card companies practices this week and is attempting to change some of their methods of increasing the credit rates. Years a go, if I used credit cards, I would pay them off in the same month that I charged items so that I didn't have to pay the interest. But, I started using them unwisely and accumulated some debt that I thought I would never pay off. Fortunately, they were paid off and I can't say enough about the relief of not having to pay those monthly bills.
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About 2300 dollars
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I only use mine for gas and I pay that off every month
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I canceled my credit card last Sepetember, to avoid personal financial crisis.
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Zero; never had it, and hopefully never will.
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Too much!
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We pay our off in full at the end of every month, but it usually runs between 3,000 and 5,000.
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None.
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I dont have a credit card.......
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I only keep two credit cards for traveling purposes. Some places without a credit card you can'nt rent a car. My balance is always oooo. If I have to use it, it gets paid off when I get the bill.
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none... the debt I have was wrongfully imposed.
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None, zip, zilcho, nada...I'm not giving my money away to them; and debt incurred is paid at month's end to avoid getting raped with the interest rates they've decided to inflate.
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what did you buy to get the debt
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None, I pay off my credit card balance every month.
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We pay it off every month. If we need credit we have a credit line with the house as collateral. Not much debt at all.
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i have no credit card debt
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$0. I have never owned a credit card, I refuse to get into that much trouble, and only use cash.
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Ugh, I owe about £1000 on mine. Spent on a holiday, some uni supplies and dental work that ran into a few hundred pounds. I'm not worried though, as soon as I get a full time job in the summer I'll have it paid off in full by my 2nd wage slip.
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anyone else
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None and hope to keep it that way.
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about 4 grand....OMG.... but I should have it paid off in two years if all goes well....*hits head against wall* I hate being a college student working a minimum wage job...soon I will graduate and be able to pay more I hope.
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it's a negative value. I have overpaid my CC.
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None. Yay me!
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TOO MUCH!
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Zero. No cards, no debt.
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absolutely none, don't have any credit cards the house is payed off so what we get we can spend on us
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I owe about R1 000 on my credit card.
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I have about $2000.
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Zero credit card debt. I have had only one in my entire life and I got rid of it early on. My reasoning is that if I cannot manage to save enough money to buy the things I want or need, then I must not really want or need them too badly.
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clear all doubts http://creditcardpay.blogspot.com
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About $750. The credit card company pays me 1% of that a month if I keep it that way. Since they lent me the money in the first place, I used their $750 to buy groceries and stuff saving me $750 which I put into a savings a/c. If ever they want out, I'll give them back their $750 from my savings a/c. But I get to keep the interest.
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I have about 20 g's but I love my life style
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About 5 grand but that is only because it was a promotional purchase with no interest for 12 months. I pay off monthly any credit card activity that will result in interest charges. I am what is referred to in the credit card industry as a deadbeat.
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I have zero!! This is due to me being laid off in 2006. Thus falling behind and thus the accounts being closed and written off. Now the debt buyers are demanding payments and I give them a stiff middle finger salute. So in reality, I have none as the original creditors have given up and so, I legally don't owe this, but in another 4 years, I am free no matter what crap they try and pull.
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Less than 100K
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0 ---- I dont get wrapped up in the credit card mess. (and Im doing just fine)
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ZERO :) Interest is a sacrifice people make to the gods of money. That would be people that have a positive net worth as opposed to a negative one. People like me. Thanks guys. My share of all that interest you pay may not be much, but I need only to sit on my ass to collect it.
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No more than I can pay off month to month. For me (now) the credit card is a matter of convenience, and not necessity.
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$79.95
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Not very much, since I try to limit myself now into purchasing things that are only needed.
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$1,087.00.
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None. zero. naught. Tore up our credit cards twelve years ago and what a relief.
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$79.95
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zero..always pay my debt off within the month.
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DEBT IS $79.95 CENTS UNTIL NEXT MONTH.
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None, and I hope to keep it that way.
Azlotto 
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