<human>: Hi PF!

I'm so close to paying off my first credit card as I'm working on eliminating my personal debt. I started with my card that has the highest interest rate and should have it cleaned off with my next paycheck. Now I need to know where to go next. 

I currently have two cards that are 0% interest rate that I've been making minimum payments on while working on my cards that have charged interest. One card doesn't have interest that kicks in for another year but I have one that comes up in February. The balance is $1778 and when the interest rate kicks in it will be at a ridiculous 22.9% which is WAY higher than any interest rate than I have. The next card that I would have moved on to after paying off my first has an interest rate of 15.9%. 

Which card should I pay off first? The balance on the 0% card is significantly smaller than the 15.9%, and I have worked out some math. I could have 0% card paid off in Feb by paying $112 each pay check and I would still have some money left over for the snowball method for the 15.9% card. Should I go that route to eliminate another debt while avoiding the future high interest? Or is there a way I can still take advantage of the free interest period while making good progress on my other cards?

Your insight and advice is appreciated!

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<bot>: Do I start paying more towards a 0% card that will have a higher interest rate than the card I would have started snowballing to next?