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US woman uses ChatGPT to pay off nearly ₹20 lakh in credit card debt
- In June, Jennifer Allan used ChatGPT to create a 30-day challenge, paying off nearly ₹19.7 lakh in credit card debt.
- Allan accumulated $23,000 in credit card debt due to unexpected medical expenses after her daughter's birth, despite having a stable income, which failed to prevent the debt from rising.
- ChatGPT helped Allan uncover over $10,000 in forgotten funds and saved $600 monthly on groceries through personalized tips.
- Building on her social media sharing, Allan inspired many single mothers to take control of their finances through AI-driven challenges.
- Amid rising US household debt of $18.2 trillion, experts see AI tools like ChatGPT potentially transforming personal money management.
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ChatGPT helps US woman pay off her $23,000 credit card debt
A realtor from Delaware in the US used ChatGPT as her financial advisor to tackle her credit card debt. The AI chatbot reportedly helped her find over $10,000 in unclaimed funds and save nearly $600 monthly. She credited ChatGPT's consistent support for helping her pay the debt.
Delaware Woman Uses ChatGPT To Pay Off $23,000 in Credit Card Debt—Here's How
Can AI help you get out of debt? For one woman, it already did In an inspiring example of how artificial intelligence can be used for real-world financial transformation, Jennifer Allan, a Delaware-based realtor and content creator, tackled her mounting credit card debt—over $23,000—by enlisting the help of ChatGPT. Through a 30-day challenge guided entirely by the AI, Allan managed to pay off more than half of her debt, totaling $12,078.93, wit…
Here’s How ChatGPT Helped This Content Creator Pay Of Over ₹10 Lakh In Debt
35-year-old Jennifer Allan used ChatGPT daily for 30 days to tackle her Rs.10 lakh ($12,000) credit card debt. From finding unclaimed money to cutting grocery bills, AI helped her take small steps that led to big gains. She cleared half her debt in a month and said the real shift was "facing it every day" with structure and no judgment.
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