<human>: Hey Personal Financiers,

I am in a bit of a bind. My immediate needs (food, housing, utilities) are taken care of, as I recently moved back in with my parents for medical reasons. But here's the kicker--I moved across state lines, have little to no personal / professional network here, and have yet to find a job. My current expenses include monthly payments on student loans, credit cards, a car loan, a cell phone and car insurance. I can only afford those payments for another 3-4 weeks before my bank account dries up. (It's shriveling as is.) 

What is my best option given my current circumstances? (I know employment is paramount, and I am spending every waking moment that I'm not attending AA meetings--the aforementioned "medical reasons"--looking for jobs, networking, etc.) I am not overeager to take on more debt, but it looks like until I land a job, that might be the case. Should I:

**(1.)** request a credit line increase on a pre-existing credit card; 

**(2.)** apply for a new credit card; 

**(3.)** pursue debt consolidation (and if so, through what avenue? I bank through a major bank, and they also handle my car loan); 

**(4.)** apply for unemployment benefits; 

or is there an option **(5.)** i.e., some other option I don't know about?

Thank you for your input. I'm 25 and am a little late getting my shit together, but that is what I'm putting all my effort into these days. If I need to get any more specific about my accounts, or if I have violated any of this sub's rules, let me know and I'll edit the post.

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<bot>: In moderate debt, unemployed (but actively seeking employment), and the well is about to dry up. What's my best option?