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I am stunned by debt and monthly expenses. Should I defer my student loan for a while?
I have student loan debt and I pay – I really do. I was unemployed for a while so I used my credit card for certain expenses. I know it was not prudent, but the only option that had at that time. I am working full time now, but only enough money for my bills. I'm trying to minimize lower ie cell phone plan, bringing lunch to work, no cable, no cart, change the auto insurance company, but I'm still struggling to pay the credit card debt from last year. I am currently looking for a second job. The money I spend on my student loan I can use that to pay my card credit and then pick up my student loan debt and a backup. I'm thinking this because I want my credit to go bad. If you do not pay my credit card to be a negative on my credit, but if I defer my student loan for a while will not hurt my credit. What should I do? Is it advisable? I would like to hear from financial experts. Thank you!
Defer, defer, defer. This is exactly the situation this is done. You will receive 6 months of nonpayment and will help you. Remember that while you are still interested in his own collection of student loans. You may also want to consider consolidate your loan with a lower rate of interest (if available). Usually you can only print the forms or fill them online for you not have to worry about talking on the phone company. Good Luck, times are tough.
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