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What's the way out? :o(
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Hi
THis is what we need to know.
What you need to do now is find out which of those cards has the highest APR (or loan IF you are allowed to overpay without penalty and this then reduces your interest payments) and put the whole lot against that.
Unless any of those 0% deals are about to go and you need to save to pay one of them off quickly.
So you need to know all the APRs and the end dates of the 0% deals.
Have a look at the snowball on www.whatsthecost.comIf you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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