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we have at toord in hartford connecticut hi tord welcome to the show hey how you guys doing we're doing great

how can we help yeah so basically i've been financially stupid for many, many years. And today in my car

actually got repossessed. And I was trying to work literally today. Oh, my gosh. I'm sorry.

It's all right. And my biggest question is I don't have enough I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I don't have enough money.

I'm getting about four, I don't have any savings right now.

Okay.

But, um, I, I'm going to lump sum for my unemployment, uh, about $4,000.

And I don't really have any bills.

I'm a truck driver.

I'm over the road, I don't pay rent or anything like that. So it's very easy for me to

handle a bunch of money. Okay. So my, my question would be, what is the best approach to this?

Should I, I all about $18,000 in the car. Okay. Um, I think it's worth about,

they were selling a use law about 16, 17,000,

from my research.

So, for the credit standpoint, since they already repoed it,

with my best course of action is having to sell it and then have me pay the difference,

which I'd be able to do, or should I get it back?

How many payments behind are you? Like, how much is it going to cost you to get it back?

Four. It's about four payments behind. So minus, you know, it's about $2,000 and paying $500 a

month. Okay. Was it a voluntary repossession toward or?

No, it's just, I was expecting to get the unemployment lump sum

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