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Two of a half years ago, I bought a car, and it's a good car to 2018 Corolla. But I have a 16.5% interest on it,

and over half of my payments go only to interest. I'm actually the

co-signer on the car. And my mother is the main signer on the car. And I have had job instability

housing instability over the years. And I'm just not putting my life together.

But currently, I haven't even been able to make my February car payment, so I also rely on

this car as a source of income. So what is your advice on the car? I would look for a different,

I would start looking for a different source of income that's

not tied to this car. My guess is you're doing some of the, one of the delivery apps. Yeah, I'm

actually a lift driver. I had a dead end job that I quit that, but I got a new job that is a

really good job, but it just, it doesn't start for a couple more weeks.

Yeah.

What is, how much are you going to be making at the new good job?

About three to four thousand a year.

You mean a month?

Or months, I mean, sorry.

Month, I am a swim instructor, and I'm contracting with a pool that pays very well for their lesson.

Okay. And then what's, what do you owe? What's the total amount owed on this car?

I owe 16,200 and I originally paid 18,500. Have you looked to see what it's worth?

If you looked on Kelly Blue Book, have you looked to see what it's worth private sale? Yes, it's worth $7,500. Oh boy, what happened to it? She's been driving Uber. Oh, yeah, that's true. Yeah. Destroyed the car. Okay, well then your only choice here, I mean, you're going to have to pay it off because

it's such a low value.

And you're going to have to work quickly to do it.

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