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i need money im in bad debt does anyone know a place to get an personal loan?

i don't dont qualify for rental assistance programs , they say i make too much, and the debt im in needs to be paid immediatly before im faced with eviction. Working but hrs can't catch up. served with eviction 3-day notice last month and now this month. Trying to downsize to budget, but thats where my credit history comes into pay. All bad.

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  1. You cannot borrow your way out of debt. You need a budget that you can live with. You should determine your income and your fixed expenditures (food, shelter, transportation, etc.) and decide if your income meets these needs. If it does not, you will have to find a way to reduce these expenditures, increase your income, or get assistance. If your income does meet these expenses but not other debts such as credit card, car payment, etc. then you have to make some hard choices as to which of these are necessities and which you can do without. You can talk to a consumer credit counsellor in your area to try to make a budget that works for you. As a last resort, you may have to consider a chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy (you will have to speak to a bankruptcy attorney to determine which is right for you). Best of luck.
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