u/No_Wing9632

Hi everyone,

I’m posting here because I’ve tried multiple options and reached a point where I can’t solve this on my own.

I have a stable job with a monthly income of around ₹90,000. My essential expenses (rent, living costs, and supporting family while living in a different city) are around ₹40,000.

The situation started a while back when I took a small loan during a financially difficult period when my income was much lower. To manage repayments, I gradually took multiple short-term loans. Over time, this turned into a cycle where one loan was used to repay another.

Right now, my situation looks like this:

  • Income: ₹90,000/month
  • Essential expenses: ~₹40,000
  • EMI (regulated apps): ~₹1,11,000
  • Interest to personal borrowings: ~₹72,000

Total monthly outflow is over ₹2.2L, which is far beyond my income. I fall short by more than ₹1.2L every month, and this is largely just interest payments.

On top of this, I have around ₹13L in high-interest short-term loan apps, which is where most of the rotation problem is happening. The constant due dates, calls, and pressure have made this very difficult to manage, both financially and mentally.

I’ve already explored several options:

  • Loan restructuring — rejected
  • Debt consolidation — rejected
  • Support from family/friends — not possible further
  • Gold loan and similar options — not available

At this point, I’m trying to understand:

  • How to realistically break this cycle
  • How to prioritize which loans to deal with first
  • What has worked for others in similar situations

I fully take responsibility for how I got here. I’m not trying to avoid repayment — I want to handle this properly and stabilize my situation.

If anyone has gone through something similar or has practical advice, I’d genuinely appreciate your input. I’m also open to connecting over DM if needed.

Thanks for taking the time to read.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 13 days ago
▲ 2 r/FIREIndia+1 crossposts

I’m posting here because I’ve tried multiple options and I’m currently stuck in a situation that I’m unable to solve on my own.

I have a stable job with a monthly income of around ₹90,000. My essential expenses (rent, living costs, and family support as I stay in a different city) are around ₹40,000.

The problem started a while back when I took a small loan during a financially difficult period when my income was much lower. Over time, to manage repayments, I ended up taking multiple short-term loans. This gradually turned into a cycle where one loan was used to repay another.

Right now my situation looks like this:

- Income: ₹90,000/month

- Expenses: ~₹40,000

- EMI (regulated apps): ~₹1,11,000

- Interest to personal borrowings: ~₹72,000

Total monthly outflow is over ₹2.2L, which is far beyond what I earn. Every month I fall short by more than ₹1.2L. These are purely just interests.

In addition, I have around ₹13L in high-interest short-term loan apps, which is where the main rotation problem exists. The constant due dates, calls, and pressure have made things extremely difficult to manage mentally as well.

I’ve already tried:

- Loan restructuring → rejected

- Debt consolidation → rejected

- Help from family/friends → not possible further

- Gold loan and other options - not possible

Nothing has worked so far.

At this point, I’m trying to understand:

- How to break this rotation cycle realistically

- How to prioritize which loans to handle first

- How others have handled similar situations

I fully take responsibility for how I got here. I’m not trying to run away from repayment—I just want to find a way to stabilize and get back to normal.

If anyone has gone through something similar or has practical advice, I’d really appreciate it. Also open to connecting over DM if needed.

Thanks for reading.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 14 days ago

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I’m posting this after trying multiple ways to fix my situation, but I’ve reached a point where nothing seems to be working.

I have a stable income (~90k/month), but my total debt is close to 50L. Around 13L+ is in payday/short-term loan apps, and the rest is in EMI-based apps.

The critical issue is:

- My EMI for normal/regulated apps alone is ~1.1L/month (already more than my income)

- On top of that, I’m juggling 15+ payday loan apps like Blinkr, Rupee112, Flot, SalaryAdda, Duniya Finance, etc.

- These payday apps have short tenures and overlapping due dates, which created a rotation cycle that keeps increasing every month

The payday loan part is honestly the most scary right now:

- Constant calls and harassment throughout the day

- Pressure tactics, including threats to contact people

- No breathing space at all

Apart from all this, I also need to take care of my family, which makes the situation even harder to manage.

I take full responsibility for how I got here. I’m not trying to escape repayment — I genuinely want to clear everything and get back to a normal life.

What I’ve already tried:

- Loan restructuring → rejected

- Debt consolidation → rejected (due to CIBIL issues and multiple enquiries)

- Taking new loans to close old ones → made things worse

- Trying to manage all payments → mathematically impossible now

- Exploring crowdfunding and reaching out for support

From my understanding, if I can clear around 15L (mainly high-interest payday apps), I can break this rotation cycle and stabilize.

Right now I’m just trying to:

- Break the loan app cycle

- Handle constant calls and harassment

- Find a realistic way to survive this situation

If anyone has gone through something similar or has practical advice (especially around settlements, prioritization, or dealing with these apps), I would really appreciate it.

I know I made mistakes, but I’m trying to fix them before it gets worse.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 15 days ago

I’m currently in a very difficult financial situation and looking for practical advice.

I have a stable income (~90k/month), but due to multiple short-term loan apps, my repayments have gone beyond my income. What started as small loans turned into a cycle, and now I’m dealing with around 50L in total obligations.

Right now I’m juggling 15+ loan apps/websites like Blinkr, Rupee112, Flot, SalaryAdda, Duniya Finance and others, along with some regulated ones like KreditBee, Navi, FlexPay.

The hardest part is the constant pressure. I receive continuous calls throughout the day along with multiple harassing messages. It has become mentally exhausting.

From my understanding, if I can clear around 15L, I can break this rotation cycle, close high-interest apps, and finally stabilize and return to normal repayments.

I’m also exploring crowdfunding as one of the options to come out of this situation. If anyone is willing to support, I can share more details and the link over DM, along with full transparency.

I have documented the calls, messages, and harassment and can share screenshots/recordings if needed. (Drive link can be shared if allowed or via DM)

I want to be very clear — I take full responsibility for my situation and I genuinely intend to repay. My only goal right now is to come out of this trap and regain control.

I want to understand:

- How to break out of this cycle realistically

- How to prioritize which loans to close first

- How to handle constant calls and harassment

I know I made mistakes, but I’m trying to fix them before it gets worse. Any practical advice or guidance would really help.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 15 days ago

I’m currently in a very difficult financial situation and looking for practical advice.

I have a stable income (~90k INR/month), but due to multiple short-term loan apps, my repayments have gone beyond my income. What started as small loans turned into a cycle, and now I’m dealing with around 50L INR in total obligations.

Right now I’m juggling 15+ loan apps/websites like Blinkr, Rupee112, Flot, SalaryAdda, Duniya Finance and others, along with some regulated ones like KreditBee, Navi, FlexPay.

The hardest part is the constant pressure. I receive continuous calls throughout the day, which is mentally exhausting.

From my understanding, if I can clear around 15L, I can break this rotation cycle, close high-interest apps, and finally stabilize and return to normal repayments.

I take full responsibility for my situation and genuinely want to repay everything.

I want to understand:

- How to break out of this cycle realistically

- How to prioritize which loans to close first

- How to handle constant calls and pressure

I know I made mistakes, but I’m trying to fix them before it gets worse. Any practical advice would really help.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 16 days ago
▲ 3 r/Debt

I’m currently in a very difficult financial situation and looking for practical advice.

I have a stable income (~90k INR/month), but due to multiple short-term loan apps, my repayments have gone beyond my income. What started as small loans turned into a cycle, and now I’m dealing with around 50L INR in total obligations.

Right now I’m juggling 15+ loan apps/websites like Blinkr, Rupee112, Flot, SalaryAdda, Duniya Finance and others, along with some regulated ones like KreditBee, Navi, FlexPay.

The hardest part is the constant pressure. I receive continuous calls throughout the day, which is mentally exhausting.

From my understanding, if I can clear around 15L, I can break this rotation cycle, close high-interest apps, and finally stabilize and return to normal repayments.

I take full responsibility for my situation and genuinely want to repay everything.

I want to understand:

- How to break out of this cycle realistically

- How to prioritize which loans to close first

- How to handle constant calls and pressure

I know I made mistakes, but I’m trying to fix them before it gets worse. Any practical advice would really help.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 16 days ago

I’m currently in a very difficult financial situation and looking for practical advice.

I have a stable income (~90k/month), but due to multiple short-term loan apps, my repayments have gone beyond my income. What started as small loans turned into a cycle, and now I’m dealing with around 50L in total obligations.

The hardest part right now is the constant pressure. I receive continuous calls throughout the day from different loan apps and agents. It’s not just financial stress anymore, it’s mental pressure as well.

I take full responsibility for my situation and I’m trying to fix it, but I feel stuck in this cycle.

I want to understand:

- How to break out of loan app cycles

- How to prioritize repayments

- How to handle constant calls and pressure

If anyone has gone through something similar or has practical advice, I’d really appreciate your guidance.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 16 days ago
▲ 5 r/Debt

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I’m currently in a very difficult financial situation and looking for practical advice.

Stuck in a loan app debt cycle in India – constant calls and no way out

I have a stable income (~90k/month), but due to multiple short-term loan apps, my repayments have gone beyond my income. What started as small loans turned into a cycle, and now I’m dealing with around 50L in total obligations.

The hardest part right now is the constant pressure. I receive continuous calls throughout the day from different loan apps and agents. It’s not just financial stress anymore, it’s mental pressure as well.

I take full responsibility for my situation and I’m trying to fix it, but I feel stuck in this cycle.

I want to understand:

- How to break out of loan app cycles

- How to prioritize repayments

- How to handle constant calls and pressure

If anyone has gone through something similar or has practical advice, I’d really appreciate your guidance.

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u/No_Wing9632 — 16 days ago