5. Seek a financial counselor to help you manage your finances
Whether you are dealing with a temporary disruption to your paycheck, or a longer-term income loss, a financial counselor can help you figure out your plan and successfully manage your finances.
A financial counselor will take a closer look at your whole financial picture and help you identify the right options that can navigate your way through these stressful times, and make it easier to bounce back.
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I don’t make enough to budget anything