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So $30,000, I have a year ago, I closed all of the accounts and negotiated the interest rates down to zero or three or 4%. So I have been paying them off and not spending any more on credit cards.

So $30,000, I have a year ago, I closed all of the accounts and negotiated the interest rates down to zero or three or 4%. So I have been paying them off and not spending any more on credit cards.

So $30,000, I have a year ago, I closed all of the accounts and negotiated the interest rates down to zero or three or 4%. So I have been paying them off and not spending any more on credit cards.

So progress, but... The child support has stopped again recently.

So progress, but... The child support has stopped again recently.

So progress, but... The child support has stopped again recently.

I would say I need to make $2,000 more a month. How many babies do you have? Well, and I have three, but they aren't babies anymore. They are two are grown, and the youngest one now is a senior in high school.

I would say I need to make $2,000 more a month. How many babies do you have? Well, and I have three, but they aren't babies anymore. They are two are grown, and the youngest one now is a senior in high school.

I would say I need to make $2,000 more a month. How many babies do you have? Well, and I have three, but they aren't babies anymore. They are two are grown, and the youngest one now is a senior in high school.

Right, right.

Right, right.

Right, right.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

Well, because I think, one, because I have the debt that I'm trying to pay off, so I I'm paying $704 a month to the credit card payment. My house payment is $1,800 a month, and that includes taxes and insurance. And then I have a car that's $253 a month, and I owe $10,000 on it. So, you know, I'm wondering, do I sell my house? I have about $120,000 in equity.

Well, because I think, one, because I have the debt that I'm trying to pay off, so I I'm paying $704 a month to the credit card payment. My house payment is $1,800 a month, and that includes taxes and insurance. And then I have a car that's $253 a month, and I owe $10,000 on it. So, you know, I'm wondering, do I sell my house? I have about $120,000 in equity.

Well, because I think, one, because I have the debt that I'm trying to pay off, so I I'm paying $704 a month to the credit card payment. My house payment is $1,800 a month, and that includes taxes and insurance. And then I have a car that's $253 a month, and I owe $10,000 on it. So, you know, I'm wondering, do I sell my house? I have about $120,000 in equity.

Pay everything off and just start over from scratch and try to.

Pay everything off and just start over from scratch and try to.