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We have recently lost my husband's income. He qualifies for Social Security. However, until he registers for Social Security and begins receiving payments, we find ourselves stretched too thin. We would like to protect our credit rating. Is there any way we can legitimately and effectively re-negotiate our credit card obligations, car loan and mortgage to help us get through this tough time?
I had been unemployed for a long time. I ran up debt to pay for necessities. Now I am back to work, but at a low-paying job. I have not missed any payments on my debt, but I am paying more than $200 a month just in interest charges. What can I do to pay my debt more quickly on a meager salary?
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