When you retire, your income decreases but your expenses usually stay the same. As a solution, retirees may begin to borrow money or use credit cards more often. After retirement, bankruptcy is most often not the best solution.
Steps to take:
1. Talk to a bankruptcy trustee to consider all of your options
2. Write out a monthly and yearly budget, figure out what you spend monthly, then figure out what you can adjust
3. Set financial goals (1-3-5 year)
4. Set aside money to give yourself a gift after expenses are paid. This will help you look forward to something
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