<prompt> Human: Hey PF, this is my first post here. So, heres my situation. Im 23, been working an entry level position in my field as a paid intern currently. I make 10 an hour, live at home, pay for a car, insurance, credit bill, and student loan.I havent been diligent with my money at all lately, and I need help. I make roughly 400-500 every 2 weeks. I currently owe 1100 on my credit card. I owe 2100 on my car loan at 88 dollars a month. 22,500 on my student loan currently not paying much because the loan company says I dont make enough money for any payment plan and pay 65 dollars a month on my insurance. To make matters worse I am out and about in the dating world, and splurge a little on the weekends unfortunately. I currently have a checking account and two saving accounts, one with 200, and one with 250. If anyone can recommend how to be more responsible with the small amount of money I am currently bringing in, and how to build up my savings while still being able to go out and have a bit of fun on weekends, I would appreciate it and thank you in advance.  <response>: You need to track your spending, and you need to make your CC debt a priority. Stop dating for a month or two unless its free. Put that extra money on your CC. Seriously. What kind of interest are you look at? You are not a bystander in your life. You do not get to lament that your money goes to spending on dates instead of taking care of your responsibilities. Buckle down and take care of that stuff. If a girl really likes you anyway she will be okay going on walks and chatting instead of spending money at the bar. Responsibility is sexy. Run from any girl who is not okay with this.What are your plans for raising your income? Obviously 10hr is not ideal, but this is an internship. 