CNBC Select covers five strategies that can help you handle (and pay off) credit card debt after a layoff. What we'll cover 1. Contact your credit card issuer 2. Continue paying minimum payments  3.

Even if you're not able to pay off the full statement balance on all of your credit cards, you should aim to continue paying ...

Credit card issuers can work with their customers to accommodate financial hardship. Assistance may include waiving fees and delaying payment. Other forms of financial relief may also be available.

“We’ve been aggressively paying down our credit cards.” ...

I’ve gotten into the habit of paying my credit cards off every two weeks, and I recommend this strategy to everyone. While you should always strive to pay your bills in full to avoid interest, this ...

Here’s what you should do if your credit card APR increases.

A Reddit user earns a good income, pays his bills on time, but has no credit cards. The poster is wondering if he should get a card to pay bills and how the process will work. Autopaying your bills on ...

Making the minimum payment on your credit card bill keeps your account in good standing. You avoid late fees. Your payment history stays clean. From the outside, everything looks fine. The problem is ...