<prompt> Human: I am a student in my mid 30s, Im a relationship, and living in Sydney. We came to Australia about 3 years ago from a third world country to see if we can make life better. On our first year in, I was prepared to face a certain amount of debt because we came here with relatively nothing, but now, three years in, we are still in the same spot. This week is particularly harrowing. I have, ahead of me, school fees 1250, late internet bills 185, an instalment for late powergas bills 100, late payments for rent 495 plus whats left of what we owe, 300. Then we also have phone bills 120 for me, 200 for my partner. We also have I stall ends for loans weve taken up that are subtracted from our paycheck. Im having difficulty figuring out how to reconcile all of these things. All of them are quite late, which makes asking for a little bump particularly difficult. On the top of this list is our rent, in which we have been threatened to get kicked out more than once. Between the two of us, we earn about 900 bucks a week, this is minus the amount of cash the loaning company takes away. Normally, we would be raking in about 1200. give or takeAny advice would be most helpful. Im about two phone calls away from ripping off all my clothes, covering myself in barbecue sauce and running away screaming i to the night. Many thanks in advance for the advice  <response>: If you want good advice, youll need to let us know where your money goes. Itemize your income and ALL expenses on a monthly basis so that every single dollar is accounted for. Dont forget to take into account any annual or quarterly expenditures. Also, list any and all debt you have, any minimum payments you need to make and the interest rate. Only then can we help to sort out the picture. 