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Credit Cards

I'm seventy-one and over the years have accumulated $22,000. in credit card debt. With interest rates increasing this has become a real battle to pay down. My annual income is about the same amount. One way to pay it down would be a loan from a company that would go to Capital One and pay off part of it. I would pay that company at about six percent interest. Then paying that amount in just a few years.

I know my credit score would take a hit, but I'm not selling my house, and I just bought a car so I can probably get by with a low credit score for awhile. Anyone with ideas would be very welcomed, thanks!
Could be easier to just cut up your card to prevent you getting into even more debt and sort out a payment plan on what you already owe.

There's no point in making your credit score even worse than it already is if you can help it.
DallasCowboysFan · 61-69, M
Get a part time job at home depot or walmart and use the proceeds to pay down your debt.
jetsmell · 70-79, M
I have a reverse mortgage.
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