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My land lord is trying to get us out of the house that we are renting. My wife and found a great place they want to charge 1,500 /month all utilities included. The problem is I need to pay off some loans I already have and buy new furniture.
When receiving disability benefits, managing finances can be challenging. While the search results don't specifically address loans, they do suggest working with professionals who understand disability benefits. Consider speaking with a financial advisor who specializes in working with people receiving disability benefits Show Full Answer
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Every bank is different in how they manage account issues. What you may want to consider is speaking with your current bank manager. Let them know your situation, the steps that are needed including what is needed to be paid off. Be honest when providing information and answering questions with your personal bank manager.Most importantly don't be afraid to mention that you are disabled wanting to help your family get ahead.
It may also be helpful to read up on obtaining a personal loan within a credit union than using a state bank. The credit union (federal bank) has different laws that are followed than what laws are followed at the state bank. Credit unions work with every consumer from smallest to largest amount. They also will work with consumers that have low or not good credit so it can be rebuilt.
All I can suggest after doing your research make the best choice of where to go for what meets your needs. I do wish you the best of luck on this matter!
Is there someway you can get free financial advice from a reputable place. I don’t mean a family friend but maybe a government place. First off don’t think new think preloved furniture You can get new stuff when you are in a finically better place. Sorry I couldn’t offer better advice but things here are so different to what they are in the US
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