You didn't mention your family background and the number and limit of credit cards.
I have a house, a car and no loan at home. I eat at home every day and save some money. I spend 3000 yuan every month. Suppose you have 20 credit cards, each with a limit of 500 thousand. You can swipe your card in turn. You have to use the total amount of 8-9 million to have the risk of mine explosion! 100 will not need so many quotas!
The problem of the subject is that there is no income, and credit cards are used to maintain income. Through your question, I analyze that the subject should not have much savings, so the problem is coming, why not return it?
First of all, swiping a credit card can temporarily maintain ordinary living expenses, but credit cards have a repayment period. As far as I know, the longest repayment period is 50 days. If you can make a normal repayment within 50 days, you can make a living with a credit card. However, if there has been no income (no income at all), it is hard to say. Once it is overdue, it will be very troublesome. If the landlord has some savings, it should be maintained for a period of time, because credit card repayment can be handled in installments, and the monthly repayment will be reduced (in fact, it will not be less, which can be understood as deferred repayment). If the subject doesn't have any savings, then don't swipe your card to make a living, and the consequences are unimaginable.
My suggestion to the subject is that if there is no income for the time being, you can use a credit card to maintain it for a while. If you have no income for a long time, you still have to think of other ways, such as borrowing some money from friends to make a living and solve temporary difficulties. Because once the credit card is overdue, it may affect personal credit information, affect personal loan approval, and even cause legal responsibility.
So please swipe your card carefully and never ignore the seriousness of breach of contract. I hope this answer is helpful to you.
Credit card is not a long-term solution, but an emergency. You need to find a job, usually about a month.