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So in 2022, October of 2022, my husband of 22 years decided he was done being married

and he left and he divorced me in the process of all that.

So his income was around 130 at the time.

Mine was around 45.

So I was very scared.

He had just bought me a brand new car in September.

So when he left in October, I took the car back to Nissan where it came from, and I said, I'm going to, this payment's 596.

The math isn't mapping.

I'm going to have to have a cheaper payment somehow.

Well, so they refinanced it.

Basically, I sold it to them, and they sold it back to me used or something like that.

It lowered the payment by about

50 bucks. I was just trying to figure out how to cut expenses everywhere, sold a house, and so I had to

pay. So this took up my whole, I'm a teacher at a private school, this took up that whole

school year for me. At the end of it whole, I'm a teacher at a private school, this took up that whole school year for me.

At the end of it all, I, at the sale of the house, I had to give that X around 28,000.

I had a substantially more, I think I had around 120 out of it, but I needed to pay.

I had 60,000 in master's degree student loans that I had to pay

for. And I had about 6 or 8,000, I think, from my undergraduate degree, which had included a 16,000

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