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The health crisis linked to the Covid-19 pandemic was coupled with an economic crisis, millions of French people placed on partial unemployment or made redundant faced a loss of income. In this situation, how to manage your budget, and in particular your mortgage? In case of difficulty, is it a good idea to take out consumer credit?

Nicolas Raffin, journalist in the Economy Department of  20 Minutes , responds and advises you in the podcast of the day. He mentions the following cases: "Having lost all or part of my income due to the coronavirus crisis, can I stop repaying my loan taken out to buy my house or apartment? "

“I had a promise to sell to buy a home, but I have not yet had my loan with confinement. How to do ? " Our journalist finally explains the constraints of a consumer credit to meet his expenses, a credit to be handled with caution.

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