30-year-old working mother, debt of only 340 million won... "Working three jobs from 1 a.m." [Ask the Master] [Byeolbyeol TV]

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'What's Up?' revealed the story of a 30-year-old woman working three jobs to repay a debt of 340 million won.

On the 13th, the KBS Joy variety program 'What's Up?' featured a 30-year-old female client who shared her difficult reality due to massive debt.

The client said, "My debt is around 340 million won, and I am paying it off while working three jobs. It's overwhelming, and my family is very worried, so I'm troubled."

She continued, "I am repaying the debt with my husband. Before marriage, my husband had about 100 million won in debt, and I had a personal loan of 20 million won and a student loan of 0.3 billion won."

He explained, "When my mental state was at its weakest, I received contact from a multi-level marketing scheme. I got tempted and joined, but fortunately, I came to my senses and left, though I lost 2 million won. After marriage, my husband took out an additional loan of 50 million won for living expenses, and we also have a home mortgage loan of 120 million won. Recently, our second child fell ill, requiring surgery that cost 20 million won."

Currently, the client works three jobs: part-time at a store, Yakult delivery, and as an instructor for toddler classes at a cultural center. She revealed, "On Mondays and Thursdays, I also do deliveries from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m."

Her income is about 5 million won, but after deducting living expenses, her expenditures reach 4 million won.

Upon hearing this, Seo Jang-hoon asked, "How much do you earn from working three jobs?" When the client replied, "My part-time job income is around 1.9 million won per month," he pointed out, "Isn't that too little for working three jobs?"

He then offered practical advice, saying, "I think it might be more efficient to earn money through other work rather than earning 1.9 million won from three jobs."

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