Ever wonder what it would be like to eliminate credit card debt, and actually keep your paycheck?

According to the 2009 Consumer Financial Literacy Survey, more than 58 million Americans admit to not paying all of their bills on time. More than 13 million adults report that their household carries credit card debt of $10,000 or more from month to month, and the same number have debts in collection, are seriously considering filing for bankruptcy, or have already done so within the past three years.

If you have any credit card debt or other loans, get a plan for getting free. Plan Your Freedom is a way to create YOUR OWN plan for eliminating all your debt. Using your own situation, in just a few minutes you have a personal, secure, workable plan in your hands, and will know exactly when you will be free.

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WARNING: Do not start a "debt snowballing" plan until you have read this report!

If you want relief from credit card and other debt, you have several choices (although it may not feel like it!):

1. keep paying the minimums, hoping that it will all go away "someday";
   • Many credits cards now have minimum payments so low, it will take over 50 years to pay them off, even if you never touch them again!
2. pay more, but where will that money come from?
3. get a debt consolidation loan, but only if you have good credit and collateral
   • Think about this: you're just paying for one debt with another; it doesn't really change your situation, and you could end up paying 20-30 years for what you can finish in 4 years or less!
4. use a debt consolidation service, but only if you qualify and are willing to pay the extra "convenience costs":
   • they charge up-front and/or monthly fees on top of your bills (even not-for-profits have to pay employees, office expenses, advertising, etc);
   • you still have the responsibility, but not the control, to pay your bills on time (some companies have a history of missing payments or paying late, but it's your credit that gets hurt!)
5. declare bankruptcy and deal with the repercussions for 10 years or more, but only if you qualify, and it's getting harder to qualify
6. a brand-new option: Do-it-yourself debt consolidation!

Creating your own debt consolidation plan is fast, easy, requires no qualifications or discussions with anyone, and does not impact your public record in any way. But following the plan can have a huge positive impact on your life! By accelerating your payoffs without spending any more money, you can eliminate credit card debt, have freedom, control and relief like you haven't felt since before you started making payments.