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By Card Credit Debt Debt Guide March 7, 2004 (AXcess News) Islandia NY - Over four out of ten Americans (42%) are making just minimum payments or no payments on their credit card balances, according to the Cambridge Consumer Credit Index. Of those respondents surveyed with revolving balances on their credit cards, 39% made only the minimum payment due and 3% made no payments at all last month. Another 39% paid less than half the balance owed but more than the minimum, while 19% paid more than half their balances. In 2003, 46% of Americans surveyed paid just the minimum (40%) or made no payment at all (6%).

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Credit Repair The Cambridge survey also asked Americans who are taking on more debt why they are doing so. 49% of the respondents (up from 44% in 2003) said they are adding debt because they don't have the funds to pay for the purchases in full when the credit card bills arrive, while 51% of Americans (down from 56% in 2003) are taking on debt because they are confident of their ability to pay the balance off in full.

Active Credit Credit Guide Overall, 39% of Americans paid off their credit card balances in full last month (down from 43% in 2003), 32% extended their payments (up from 31% last year), while 29% did not use credit cards at all in the last month (up from 26% a year ago).

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Bad Car Credit Guide Loan Americans are dramatically split between the haves and have-nots. The haves either don't use their credit cards at all or feel secure about paying off

Bad Credit Loan their credit card bills when they arrive. The growing number of have-nots, however, are being forced to borrow to pay for their daily necessities, and are getting deeper into debt since they are just able to make minimum payments or sometimes not even able to make any payments at all," says Jordan Goodman,

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Bad Credit Mortgage According to Chris Viale, Chief Operating Officer of Cambridge Credit Counseling Corp., "It is discouraging to see that a greater percentage of consumers are taking on debt even though they can't pay their credit card bills in full. This can only lead to higher accumulation levels of debt since these people wind up paying more towards interest than the outstanding purchases on their bill. We recommend that people take a hard look at their spending habits and prioritize wants vs. needs. It is possible to create a realistic budget and trim spending so that you can live within or even beneath your means - but it takes commitment."

The Insider Guide To Credit These findings are the result of monthly nationwide telephone poll of 1000+ adults conducted by ICR/International Communications Research in the past week, sponsored by the Debt Relief Clearinghouse.The overall Cambridge Consumer Credit Index rose in March to 59, six points higher than in February. The Index rose in two of its three component questions. The "Reality Gap," which is the difference between the amount of debt consumers say they will pay off in the next month versus the amount of debt they actually paid off a month later, increased to 12 percentage points from 7 points in February. A month ago, 85% of Americans planned to pay off debt, while a month later 73% actually did so.

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