Q: The majority of people finds strength to get rid of
debt
but soon faces it one more time. Maybe for some people it would be more convenient to abolish credit cards in spite of consequences of credit risk score?
A: It makes sense to stop using credit cards if it really temps a person to spend more money. When you finally decide to get rid of
debt
you should spend much time to realize how got into this situation.
For each person it’s not the same; there is no such solution that would be a universal cure. If you accumulated
debt
because of some unforeseen circumstances or state of things, e.g. a road accident or you were dismissed, in this case you can continue using credit cards. It’s not an enticement, that’s a good thing.
If you catch yourself at frequent using credit cards, and you cannot afford spending so much money with them, also after paying off one of them you begin running up another, in this case you’d better stop using them completely.