/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22214997
Honestly, its the result of poor decisions made in college. I've moved on from being that stupid, but I carry the debt of those actions with me.

>>22215024
Amex I believe is the highest interest, followed by Discover.

>>22215647
I make ~$4500 monthly, and my living expenses (apt, utility, food) is around $1600-$2000. Been making a lot of purchases for stuff lately for quality of life improvements.
The consensus seems to be to pay it off, or at least make larger monthly payments.

I know *technically* the smart thing to do would be to pay off the larger one first, however, it would take a large burden off me to end the smaller one (Discover).

I'll make like a ~$500 payment right now, and possibly another one later this month.

I guess my final question is this: What are credit cards for? I figured either for trust establishment (credit score), or for making a large purchase, and being able to pay it off in installments. Is this wrong?

dont get falseflagged frens

mr. snss i dont feel so good