<prompt> Human: Or what will make the process easier?I have essentially maxed out my credit card at 6,000.00 and I have to pay about 100 in interest each month. I make about 450.00 a week, with rent at 760.00 per month with my SO; we pay about half, but pretty much just pool our money together for everything; her pay varies but averages to about 400.00 a week; shes not paying for my CC, water and heat at around 100 a month.So, I dont make a lot of money and got myself in this hole. What can I do to make this burden easier, since at this point Im just throwing away 100 a month. Assistant: Not sure what youre looking for. You get out of it by paying it off. If youre only paying the minimum payments its going to take a long time to pay off and youll pay a lot of interest. Based on your figures you could stand to increase your income, if for only temporarily. Getting a second job might help, or simply getting a new job that pays more than 23k take home. Human: Based on your figures you could stand to increase your income, if for only temporarily. Getting a second job might help, or simply getting a new job that pays more than 23k take home.The job markets been tough. I cant seem to get callbacks for any jobs that arent contract, temp jobs. Its been frustrating especially since I had a good undergrad GPA with supposedly marketable majors, including math and economics. Not sure what youre looking for. You get out of it by paying it off. If youre only paying the minimum payments its going to take a long time to pay off and youll pay a lot of interest.I understand. I suppose the advice ujoey_r00 gave was what I was most looking for.  <response>: The job markets been tough. I cant seem to get callbacks for any jobs that arent contract, temp jobs. Its been frustrating especially since I had a good undergrad GPA with supposedly marketable majors, including math and economics.Ok that stinks but are you applying at Walmart and McDonalds as well? Places like that are always hiring and looking for good employees. You can work two crappy jobs while you search for one good job. I understand. I suppose the advice ujoey_r00 gave was what I was most looking for.Thats one option, if you have a good enough credit score to open a new line of credit with an equal or higher limit. But it also isnt always the best advice because you havent addressed the inherently bad spending patterns that got you into this situation to begin with. So sure, transfer to a 0 card if you can but dont think that solves the problem because a lot of people will do that and then start spending on the credit card again. 