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http://live.pirillo.com - Credit is a difficult thing to manage, since it's not as concrete as cold hard cash. Jason learned that the hard way back in 2000 when he started a business that eventually failed. He has since crawled out of his hole of debt and along the way has learned a lot of things that anyone dealing with debt would use. Here is a little bit of information on how Jason turned his financial life around: * How to Get Out of Credit Card Debt * What is a FICO Score? * What is a Good Credit Score? * How to Improve a Credit Score * What is Credit? * How to Manage Your Credit Card Debt * Credit Cards vs Personal Loans * Free Personal Finance Software * What is a Credit Card? * How to Get a Credit Card with Bad Credit > Jason here, I wanted to share with you the whole story, not what was glazed over: The $200,000 figure came from multiple loans and credit card bills over a period of time (I was not encumbered with this entire debt overnight). After a variety of court procedures and legal agreements I was able to significantly reduce the amount of money I had to pay out of my own pocket. The total actually paid out of my own pocket was $65,000 for the entire debt. I worked at several jobs, but the first step to fixing my problem was by obtaining a minimum wage job. Since hourly work in the service sector can be spotty at best I often had to keep two or more jobs to maintain at least 30 hours worked per week. Some weeks I was able to pull in upwards of 60 hours, while other weeks I was only able to clock in 20. After working at several jobs over several years I was finally able to pay off my debts. I also owe a lot to my family who helped me pay for court costs and attorney fees. Thanks for taking the time to read this, I hope this answers any questions you may have regarding my debt.