ok so I was the cosigner on an auto loan which was not paid… come to find out the automobile was totalled in an accident with no insurance. The company tried and tried to get money from me and I did only what I could. It now says charged off as terrible debt on my [...]

How can you relieve stress?

I’ve been extremely stressful lately. It’s really been taking a toll on my body and mind. I’m a full time college student, working full time, hastily financed a brand new car (bad idea, but I’m going to try to sell it) and I live at home in a stressful environment. I don’t have enough energy or drive to workout, I don’t even want to get out of bed in the morning, my appetite is erratic, I lose weight out of nowhere, I’m always anxious… I have a lot of trouble concentrating and juggling ideas or thoughts in my head, my memory slips sometimes and my mind wanders. I don’t know what to do. Is there any way to get rid of all this stress?

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We keep going over budget, how do you stay within your spending limits?

My family and I are on a tight budget. My honey brings home $400 a week. We have his car payment $440 a month, car insurance $240 a month, cell phones $120 a month, and then of groceries, gas, diapers, formula which comes to about $275 a month. Currently we don’t have to pay for utilities, but we will be when we move. So we have $1075 going out ever month and $1200 coming in. We had to move in with my parents when he got laid off of work in February, so we aren’t currently paying rent. I am a full time college student and I tutor part time (which brings in an extra $200 a month). My college is all paid for through grants and scholarships and I get an extra $2000 a semester for living expenses.

So I’ve been working on a new budget and writing everything down that we spend, and if we just use a little self restraint I think we’ll be just fine. But is it really logical to even try to move out of my parents place when we’re getting $1400 (combined) a month and $1075 is going out? I can use the extra $2000 to get us into a place and even pay a couple months in advance if we stick to the budget…what would you suggest?

And please don’t judge…I’m just looking for help and advice.

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