<prompt> Human: I found out today that Ill be let go this Friday because my department within my company is getting cut. Im panicking because I dont know how long its going to take for me to get a new job, and I dont know what to do next. Im wondering what I can do to stay afloat until I get another paycheck while not screwing myself over for years to come.Here are some details:1. Im mid-twenties, single, living in the DC area, and have been working in software development since college as an analyst, not a programmer.2. I bought a condo back in February, and pretty dumb wiped out my savings and took a 25K loan to pay for it. My personal savings are very low from buying the condo barely 1K, and I have about 23K left on the loan. EDIT: The cost of condo association fees, utilities, and the loan together are about 1400month.3. My 401k has about 21K in it.4. I have 4K left of credit card debt at 9. The card has a 25K max.5. I have a couple of student loans totalling 7K, at rates ranging from 1.8 to 6.8.6. My car is paid off and worth about 10K.Ill be hitting the classifieds pretty heavily over the next couple of days, but what should I do if I dont get anything for a month? Two months? Six months? My co-workers and I have been talking about it, and here are some of the ideas theyve had.1. Cash out the 401k and use it to cover the next few loan payments.2. Cover everything on credit card until the next job comes, and then make paying the credit card the top priority.3. Sell the car.4. Sell the condo. I really, really dont want to do this, because I love the location, and it would take me a couple months to get it sold - thanks, condo association rules!5. Enlist in the military.6. All of the above.I appreciate any assistance you can give!EDITS: Formatting errors.Assistant: Thank you, everyone, for all of your advice! I dont know if its bad Reddiquette to have one catch-all thank you post opposed to individual ones - if so, my apologies.For my original post, I was definitely panicking and focusing on the worst-case scenarios. Since then, Ive had a chance to calm down, read your advice, and come up with a plan.1. Because of my companies pay cycle, Ill be getting a paycheck this Friday, plus another regular paycheck in two weeks, so I have at least a months full pay to cover basics.2. HR said I will get a severance package - theyll put it together and present it to me at my exit briefing on Friday. The HR rep said I should expect between 1-2 months worth of salary, so that will help, too.3. I do qualify for unemployment, so doing the paperwork will be tonights activity.4. It looks like I do qualify for student loan reduction, so Ill be contacting the provider tomorrow.5. Goodbye, fancy internet, unlimited data plan, and double IPAs! Hello, library, cheap cell phone, and tap water!6. Two friends have already agreed to pass along my resume to the HR department, and another one lives in my complex has offered to let me use his internet, so thank God for good friends!Thanks again for all the advice!  <response>: Good! I would seriously look into a roommate as well, even just a temp one. It can help your living expenses immensely. Good luck. 