<prompt> Human: Just joking about the title hopefully but I heard it in a song and it felt relatable. I lost my job last year an am currently working a job which pays substantially less, as such we have been accumulating debt basically every month just to survive. Almost my entire paycheck except for about 300 goes to rent alone. So now I have about 7k in credit card debt and 20k in student loans. In a month we are moving to a substantially cheaper apartment so until then there isnt much I can do but I need to know how to get rid of this debt after that and what is the best way to proceed. Should I consolidate the debt somehow? I have about 20k in student loans and Im doing income based repayment and have to make a payment of about 65 every month. My primary concern is the credit card debt.I have about 5000 on Chase amazon rewards with a purchase APR of 13.24. This card is basically maxed out.I have a BOA cash rewards card with about 2250 debt with a purchase APR of 16.99. This card is almost maxed out.I cant really do anything right now since as I said after rent we even have to put groceries on credit card. My credit score dropped to 672. I requested an increase on the BOA to lower my utilization. What is the best way to proceed paying off this debt after our rent is lower? Should I consolidate?  <response>: Go apply for foodstamps if you havent already. You might be eligible to get an extra 200-400 per month to pay for groceries with.I dont know about other states but Texas has this Texas Assistance for Needy Families thing, where theyll basically just give you 2 or 3 thousand dollars if youre completely broke.And once you apply for foodstamps youll usually find theres discount programs out there for utilities and such too.These arent really answers to how to pay off your debt, but if they free up an extra money each month to spend towards it, it should help. 