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Tip 10: If you find that you cannot pay all of your bills, don't panic! Financial stress can impact your family and marriage, but don't succumb to the pressure. Make a family game-plan and as a family decide where to cut your budget. Your family will need to work together constructively and positively. Remain proactive, seeking ways to lower your cost of living, and resolving your debts. Seek professional help if your own efforts are not enough. Tip 11: If your credit is good, and you are able to make your debt payments, you may want to consider refinancing your home or consolidating debt. Interest rates are very favorable, and you may be able to reduce your monthly obligations considerably. Tip 12: Simply by making your mortgage payment twice per month at 1/2 the amount, rather than making traditional monthly payments, you could save tens of thousands of dollars over the life of your loan, and have it repaid several years early. Contact your mortgage company and see if they will accommodate, and if not, consider refinancing with someone who can.
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