What happens to my credit card while in boot camp?

I am about $500 in credit card debt and with my current job I am unable to pay my credit card off before I leave for boot camp. Will the Navy help me with this debt? Will I be able to make my monthly payment in boot camp?|||One of the things you will do in boot camp is to visit the bank each pay day. You will also have a little time in the evenings each day for writing home, paying bills, and polishing your dockers. I suggest you pay off the credit card with in your first six weeks of boot camp, so that when you get out, you have no balance. While in boot camp, you will have almost everything you need to survive. So that is why it is a good time to pay that bill off quickly. Later in boot camp, you will get limited privileges to by soda or ice cream, but at first, no.





By the way, very quickly in boot camp you will be given and address (F.P.O.), and you give this to your family, friends, and credit card company. You will be able to get mail call every day that mail comes in.|||I don't know if you will have the opportunity to make the payments from boot camp. If you have the money to make the minimum payments for the time you will be in boot camp, you can have someone you trust make the payments for you. The credit card company really doesn't CARE who sends them the payment. They only care that it shows up on time.|||No the Navy will not help you with that debt.....it is YOUR debt, not the Navy's and NOT the taxpayers. You will need to take up that second question with your recruiter.|||No, the Navy will not help with your debt other than by paying you your military salary.