Find out if you have credit problems

The easiest way to avoid a credit problem is to stay out of credit debt, or manage your credit card debt carefully. But in today's world of long-term credit debt and high-interest credit cards, avoiding credit problems is easier said than done. More and more Americans are living with long-term credit card debt, and are closer to having credit problems than they may think. A family illness or job loss could easily wipe out paychecks and savings, leading to major credit card problems and long-term credit card debt. So how do you know when your credit card use is a credit problem? Read the questions to find out if you have a lurking credit problem, and need to seek credit card debt help. A "yes" answer to any one question may indicate you are headed for credit problems, and should consider credit card debt help. A "yes" answer to more than one question suggests you have credit problems and need immediate credit card debt help. * Do monthly charges exceed your ability to make monthly payments? * Do you pay off one creditor by borrowing from another? * Do you use credit cards to pay monthly bills? * Are you taking cash advances from credit lines or credit cards for everyday expenses? * Do you get phone calls and notices from creditors demanding payments on late bills?