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Pension to reduce debts

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13 Mar 12 #317960 by Tony48
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question, i have a pension which i could cash in take 25% cash,to reduce my CC debt. but should i reduce my cc debt now or do i keep the cc debt until after my financial separation from stbx?www.wikivorce.com/divorce/components/com.../emoticons/dizzy.png

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16 Mar 12 #318565 by WhiteRose
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bump

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17 Mar 12 #318601 by dukey
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Are you married?.

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18 Mar 12 #318790 by Tony48
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yes at the momment, working towards seperation / divorce

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