Brighter Days Ahead!
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Listing Information
Amount: $2,800.00 Status: Withdrawn
Grade: E DTI: 30%
Lender Rate: 15% Borrower: Sunshine14
Time Left: Finished State: NJ
Funded: 4% Group: Sonic Lenders
I'm the mother of a 14 year old son who will be entering high school.  I will be graduating in December with my Bachelors Degree in Psychology.  Due to the death of my grandfather, I became the owner of his home and after much needed renovation; it is now a rental property.  I am a full-time employee of a government agency, and have been there 6 years.  I also have a 2nd job.

June 2005 my fiancee was laid off and I became responsible for all the bills.  His unemployment benefits were delayed for 6 weeks.  Although he later found work, catching up has been difficult.  In May, I turned to the payday lending companies and the cycle began.  When I get paid, majority of my pay goes to just paying the roll-over amounts.  It has been very difficult recovering from that.  However, I am working very hard to turn things around and get back on track; that's the reason I took on a 2nd job.  My CR is "E" because of delinquencies and my debt to income ratio.  Prior to the mess I created, my score was 640; not great but better than it is.

With this loan, I'd pay as many pd loans off ass I can. 
United Cash - $546, Magnum - $890, FSM - $455, DSM - $390, Xtra-Cash - $340, Sonic Cash - $640 Total - $3261

Clearing these loans would allow me to use my entire paycheck for other obligations, so I can begin to rebuild my credit.

Budget  - Net Monthly Income
1st job     - $2756
2nd job     - $600
Rental      - $875
Child Sup.- $183   Total - $4414

Current Expenses
Mortgage                $1043
Utilities                   $ 275
Car payment           $ 304
Car Ins                    $100
Gas                        $  80
Credit Cards            $595
Additional Cards      $644
Payday Roll Over     $730
Misc                       $ 75
Homeowners ins.     $ 45
Phone  home&cell    $175
Cable                      $ 52
Internet                    $ 15
Food                        $200
Son's tuition              $224   Total $4557        $-143

A Prosper loan  payment of $96 would free up at least $800 (pay day roll-overs plus late fees from credit cards).

Thank you for your time, consideration and investment.
 
   

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