>> bb/154041@150773
I will write a lot about credit cards and lack of work.

Look, you're actually in the same situation as I was the other day, except I got into the MFI after that. On credit cards there was only 15 thousand a month, I from time to time made all sorts of contracts at the old job - and counted on a new contract - but loans and credit cards as unemployed were no longer given - well, I decided that I will take to the MFI, anyway, soon the contract and the money will be returned. Then the contract did not work out, and credit cards still had to pay and plus the debt in the MFI to return - and I took another MFI to pay all this. Well, they gave 10K, but very quickly and easily, and every time I needed money again - I knew I could just find another MFI and borrow - I'll still find a job soon and give it back.
Then, in general, decent MFIs began to run out, where I had no debts - but I found that if you take somewhere in the next MFI in debt - and repay the debt in the previous MFI - the previous MFI will increase your limit amount - and will give not 10k, but 15k, and maybe 20, up to 30k, and some more. And what does ending MFIs mean is not a problem yet.
Tldr: the whole thing ended with 800k debts in 40 MFIs (spoiler) decent and indecent and whatever. During this time, I became an expert on all MFIs, on how they raise limits, give or not give new loans, if they close the old one, what you need to write in the questionnaire, what are the MFI features and bziki, how indecent MFIs will try to fuck you for money and how to get around it, and in fact all the time I went to the end of all this - to update all this useless knowledge and cunning plans on how to borrow somewhere else, pay interest and not go into delay, because I was afraid. There was no time left to find work. But how not to rope, and it is clear that forever this could not continue.[/spoiler]) and pulling me out of my family (in debt, now I work and give them. Because with interest in MFIs - there for a month about a third or a quarter of the debt runs one percent - and to pay it was unrealistic.