Caller

Well, I make enough money that I could cover. You just told us you don't. Consolidation is going to pay off all these credit cards.

I'm just doing the 3% that my company matches. I just lowered it. Lower it to zero. Is it at zero?

I'm just doing the 3% that my company matches. I just lowered it. Lower it to zero. Is it at zero?

I'm just doing the 3% that my company matches. I just lowered it. Lower it to zero. Is it at zero?

$4,000.

$4,000.

$4,000.

He's not willing to do that.

He's not willing to do that.

He's not willing to do that.

He's applied for unemployment. So that's what he's been working on. He says he's been applying for a job and he's had a few interviews.

He's applied for unemployment. So that's what he's been working on. He says he's been applying for a job and he's had a few interviews.

He's applied for unemployment. So that's what he's been working on. He says he's been applying for a job and he's had a few interviews.

He's got some health issues. He's 57 years old.

He's got some health issues. He's 57 years old.

He's got some health issues. He's 57 years old.

One is probably about $18,000. It's a 21 Chrysler. And mine is a 2017 Toyota Camry. But like I said, we only owe two more payments on that one. So that one will be gone.

One is probably about $18,000. It's a 21 Chrysler. And mine is a 2017 Toyota Camry. But like I said, we only owe two more payments on that one. So that one will be gone.

One is probably about $18,000. It's a 21 Chrysler. And mine is a 2017 Toyota Camry. But like I said, we only owe two more payments on that one. So that one will be gone.

I think it's probably $8,000, the way it is.