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I am going to interview Lylliam Davila and she probably the right candidate about how to reduce the debts. Since her previous lifestyle was in difficult moments financially and she manage to pull it off from it. Now she has been a wealthy woman, where her debts are gone and now she able to manage financially better. She had a long way in her life and I know this person since high school. She used to live with her mother and she didn’t finish her school. Because she was working to help her mother to pay her bills and trying to pay her mother debts. Everything was fine until her mother start moving a lot and put her in debts with credit cards, bills, etc. She told me that her debt was almost 10,000 and she was getting paid minimum wage.

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