I need $6.35 million dollars by the end of next week, or I am homeless. What should I do?
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Join the lottery, or else, rob a bank.
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Yes, find someone who will hire you.  Get a job and pay your debts.
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Sorry! If you find someone to just give 350.00 to someone that they don't know let me know I need to borrow some $$$$
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Well, if you are not talking about unlikely occurrences like bankruptcy, winning Lotto or getting an inheritence; the answer really depends on you and what do you call quickly. I am assuming that quickly at least means less than one year. Then that also depends on what how much debt you have compared to your income. So your question needs a little more detail.\n\nBut since I don't know your exact situation here is how I advise my clients. The following is an excerpt from my book Minimum Payment Due: 23 Ways To Get Out Of Debt, Build Wealth and Live Well:\n\nDebt Reduction Simplified \nDo not begin this program until you have your Murphy (rainy Day)Fund saved for emergencies. Next take care of your utilities or small no interest bills first. Then, start with the smallest amount you owe and work your way up to the largest. Finally commit to stop creating more debt. Cut up all your credit cards except the one for emergencies. But most importantly: \n\nDO NOT CREATE ANY MORE DEBT!! \n1. Cut your expenses and commit 10% of your income \ntowards debt reduction ($150-200 per month is a \ngreat goal) \n2. Apply that extra amount towards your debt. You \nwill pay the Minimum Payment Due on the \nsmallest bill plus the extra $150-$200. \n3. Pay the minimum towards all the rest of your bills. \n4. Once that first debt is paid off, begin to pay off the \nnext smallest debt. You are now paying the \nminimum amount due on the second debt plus the \nminimum amount due that you were paying on the \nfirst debt, plus the extra $150-$200 per month. \n5. When your first credit card is paid off, you now can \nuse that for emergencies. You may also think about \nraising the deductible on your car insurance, which \nwill reduce your payments and give you more money \ntowards debt reduction. If you have an accident \nyou can use the credit card for the deductible and \nthen pay it off as soon as possible. \n6. Continue this process all the way until your largest \ndebts. Which I assume is your car and mortgage. \nYou may want to consider not being in such a hurry \nto pay off your mortgage. After most of your consumer debt \nis retired turn your attention to saving and investing. \n7. Most people find this process will only take \nanywhere from 5-10 years. It could be even less if \nyou commit more money than the $150-200.\n  \n8. Please, please notice that although you are \ncontinually reducing your debt, the amount of money \nyou are applying to your debt does not change \nfrom month to month \n\nAfter you retire all or most of your debt:\nWith the money you were using to pay off your debt-- you \ncan now use it for your 401k plan, invest in your own business or education, put the kids through school or any of your real financial dreams.\n\nIf you (or anyone reading) would like a free e-copy of my book just email me and I will send you the adobe file. It includes a chapter that will help you estimate exactly how long it will take you to get out of debt.\n\nHope that helps!\n-U.D. mobleyonmoney@gmail.com
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Get a second job;\nSell your assets
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GET ON MY GRIND AND GET SOME MONEY, FOOD, AND SHELTER...
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Tough one. \n\nFind the apartment first, you can't do squat if you are homeless. If they require a credit check, you may have trouble.  \n\nThen get the second job. \n\nPay off the debt with whatever money you can get you hands on working two jobs. Or at least get it manageable. \n\nQuit the second job.\n\nEnroll.  Hopefully you can make it by September, if not, there is always spring sesmster. \n\nYou do not want the burden of the debt while you are in class.  It will just distract you.  And you certainly cannot attend classes if you are homeless.
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Ask friends or family for some help ($$$) until payday.  \n\nIf you have items that you can sell...try selling them.  For instance, I took some DVD's I had sitting around that I never watched to a Used  store that bought them (about 25 of them) for almost $100.  You could try pawn shops as well.  \n\nGood luck.
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My dear you shouldn't go on line asking to borrow money or anything valuable. People don't usually trust who they don't know. Maybe you should try getting a job where you can earn and save or go to a close family or friend.  I hope something will work out for you, after all you said it was a need.
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You will need less money if you spend what you have more efficently, at least temporarily.  Make a list of all your routine purchases.  Where can you tighten your belt?  Eat canned beans instead of fast foods?  Quit smoking?  Adjust your thermostat down several degrees and wear sweaters?  Car pool?  Buy shoes and clothes at the City Mission or Salvation Army stores?  Pay off credit with the highest interest rates fastest (others at minimum payment) and avoid fresh credit loans?  Make your own repairs?  Buy food in economical quantities and reduce any waste?  Reorganize debt to a lower single payment at a better interest rate?  While that is in progress, check out low paying part time work (even returning shopping carts?) that you can do when available perhaps on weekends.  Using the money to pay down debt will reduce interest payments and will be worth even more than the cash received.  Continue to look for other opportunities (even dishwasher?) and work hard at anything you do just to gain that reputation.  Remember that the boss is always right because he (she) can give you a good recommendation for a better position.  Don't argue and do give notice before moving on.  No one will ever fault you for moving up.  There is always work available for those who pull their own weight.  Best of luck.
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If you have a job, then go to Check Into Cash or Money Tree.\n\nIf you DON'T have a job, try selling something, or seeing if someone will let you borrow some money.
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Avoid the cash till payday loans like the plague!  These are nothing more than legal loan sharks. \n\nInstead, look for ways to make extra money yourself.  For example,\n\n1) cut your cable tv\n2) sell something\n3) get a part-time job\n4) increase your withholdings (ensure that you don't go overboard or you'll owe the IRS).\n\nWhatever your situation is, ask yourself a different question.  For example, if you need $500 in a week, simply ask yourself "how can I get $500 in a week?".  Begin to brainstorm ideas.  \n\nI hope this helps.\n\nScott.....
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Try going to a local church for the help you need.  Those fast loan places are bad news.  Your financial problems will only increase.
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That makes sense. I can not pay my bills, So I will Quit My Job???\nThe Best Idea Normally is Take Everything that you have and pay off everything that you OWE. \n\nStop Buying things. ANYTHING that does not Keep you alive.\n\nGo live somewhere cheap. Eat Cheap, Drink Cheap, Dress well enough to keep your Job. Get Another Job. Pay Off Your Bills instead of going out on the town.
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Sadly, if there were quick easy money out there, we'd all be going for it.  There isn't, really.  Best thing to do, I think, is look for other folks who are in a similar situation and pick their brains.  And/or talk w/ someone in a temp agency to get a feeling for the needs in your community.  Might be able to do some non-internet based computer work (medical transcriptionist?), or possibly phone work... hope things work out for you!
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The only way you could do anything close to that is to have someone take a signature loan out for you, but even then, you wont' have the money in 48hrs.\n\nThe only way you'll get 48hr turnaround is dealing with Guido and his Southside Boys.\n\nSorry.
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Simply pay the bills no strings attached. Have no money, sell what you purchased, if you purchased junk then get a second job and stop buying junk with money you do not have.