Start by making a budget to track your income and expenses. Cut unnecessary costs and direct those savings to your credit card payments. 

Prioritize high-interest debts. Pay off the cards with the highest interest rates first to reduce overall interest costs over time. 

Consider using the snowball method. Pay off your smallest debt first to gain momentum and then tackle larger debts with the freed-up funds. 

Look for ways to increase your income. A part-time job or freelance work can help you put more money toward your credit card debt faster. 

Negotiate with your credit card companies for lower interest rates or better payment terms. This can reduce your total debt burden. 

Avoid accumulating more debt. Use cash or debit for purchases to prevent adding to your credit card balance while you’re paying it down. 

Explore balance transfer options. Transferring high-interest debt to a card with a lower rate can help you pay off your debt more quickly.