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Debroop

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Taking loans to repay loans is a bad idea at the outset in any case. I’m no fin expert but I’d suggest saving as much as you possibly can from your monthly income and paying off the debt before thinking of any other luxuries. If you feel the debt is too much to pay, talk to the company About your condition and get them to either a) reduce the interest rate or b) expand the tenure of the loan, thereby reducing the monthly interest

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