Anonymous

14 Aug 2020

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Monthly payments > monthly salary?

My monthly payments including all the loans and installments already exceed the cash component of my monthly salary. I don’t want to take more loans because the same thing will repeat and I’ll just be paying more interest. What can I do?

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Michelle Ong

14 Aug 2020

Hi! In this case, you need to pay instalments for your bills. Buy now, pay later. It can relieve your pressure efficiently. Besides, give up any unecessary costs. Thanks!

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CH

11 Aug 2020

How about refinance or consolidate the debts?

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