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My Daughter Has a Student Loan That She Can’t Pay Because of a Medical Condition. – Pat

“Dear Steve, My daughter has a student loan that she could not pay because of her medical condition. She is on assistance from the state and has a one year old daughter she barley makes only less than 300 dollars a month on her part-time job. She was recently served with papers for a law …

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Should I Cash Out my 401K to Pay Off My Credit Card Debt. – Taneah

“Dear Steve, I am a 27 yr old single working mother and I have appr 25K in 401k funds. I also have appr 15K in credit card debt that is making it tough to pay monthly bills. At this age, should I consider cashing out my 401K and paying my ccard debt off. I also …

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I Have Contacted CCCS and Money Management International And Was Told They Can’t Help Me. – Josephine

“Dear Steve, I have contacted CCCS and Money Management International and was told my debt/inome ratio would make it impossible to make payment arrangements with citi that I owe $25,000.00. Then I saw a bankruptcy attorney. The bankruptcy atty told me that I have too much equity in my house to go bankrupt and yet …

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I’m Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired. – Paul

“Dear Steve, Im sick and tired of being sick and tired need a job desperately cause SSD payments are not enough, Cant buy food,power, water,phone, medicines, etc. other than SSD payment wife works part time only job she can get, were about to loose home, car, sanity etc. How does a severely physically disabled adult …

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Recently Divorced Mother of Three Has Credit Card, Medical and School Debt. – Gail

“Dear Steve, Recently divorced mother of 3. I still have a great deal of credit card, medical and school debt. I am only working part time and would really like to begin making some type of payments to my creditors no matter how small until my emploument situation emproves. Should I contact each of my …

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We Had to Charge Some of Our Daily Expenses to Get By. – Tracey

“Dear Steve, My husband and I have over $65,000 in credit card debt. We have to charge some monthly payments, such as insurance, and all of our daily expenses so that we can pay all of our bills on time. This, of course, just makes the credit card bills continue to go up. Bankruptcy is …

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Retired With Debt on Social Security. What Should I Do? – Kent

“Dear Steve, Retired one year ago.Have $37,000 in credit card debt.Payments total $1,200 and my SS is $20,000. I am not behind but struggle to make payments. Several cards have uped my rate to 30.0% only do to my debt to income ratio.Again, not behind but getting nowwhere with cards increasing rates. Considered Banko or …

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