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(NewsUSA) - Sponsored Content - Debt can be a crushing burden in the best of times. And right now, with more uncertainty in the world than we have ever experienced, it can be more terrifying than normal.
Perhaps you've lost your job, you've gotten sick, or you had to stay home to take care of your kids and now you are in debt (or more in debt than you were before.) What do you do now? Many people are dealing with the same issues, but you can take steps to fix it.