3 Things To Do During Quarantine | Financial Help

3 things to do during quarantine | Financial Help and I’m talking about financial help and also financial options/ Because if you don’t know your rights, some people will try to play you.

1. New York Renter’s pause on EVICTIONS
– Right now most stays have a prohibition of evictions for commercial and also residential
– This will ensure that if your business is not essential
– Or you got laid, that you don’t get evicted

For example:
– In New York the governor signed an executive order to prohibit evictions for up to 90 days
– So double-check in your state and see what actions and options they have you
– And if you’re a landlord then talk to your bank, or see what the state is doing

Why:
– The reason I’m telling you guys this
– Is because one of my clients literally got threaten by his landlord
– So its good to know your rights.

2. Nelnet student loans (both federal and private may qualify for forbearance) – Until September 30th
– Now this is good if you have federally backed loans then it will be done automatically, but if you don’t
– Contact your loan provider and ask for a break, they should have some options for you and also remember to say, that you were affected by everything that’s going on
– To make sure you can qualify

However:
– If you still have a job or are getting extra money right now through unemployment ( which I will talk about later)
– Take the time to double down on all your student loans and if you can pay them in full by the end off September
– Because of the first time ever, all the money you pay towards them will go towards the capital and not the interest

Tip: they don’t allow auto pay during these times, so just set goals and keep track of it.

3. Chase and Capital one and some other credit cards ( no need for payment for 3 months)
– Some credit cards are doing it automatically but for some cards like the chase,
– You’ll have to contact them directly or enroll with through the chase app
– So take advantage and say you’ve been affected and get those interest payment to stop

And again:
– You can do this with virtually almost any bill during these times
– SO take all the extra money you have if you’re still working
– And pay off all of your Credit card debt and student loans if you can

4. Question: Should you take a loan to stay afloat?
– Check out private companies in your area offering help
– Example, a neighbor got food for her entire family by going to these food hauls

Q2. Essential working on people on unemployment
– Some people on unemployment are making twice the money they use to while being employed
– And essential workers are mad about it, congress I working on a pay increase for these workers
– And just remember that those people, might not come back to a job, and their insurance would be gone ( so its extra money just in case)

Q3. What I still have my job and no crazy debt
– pay of high-interest debt
– no debt then build an emergency fund of 3—6 months
– then start investing heavy

Tip: Pay attention to the news that matter ( you’ll get too anxious if you watch the news every day)
– Just ask your friends to summarize for you

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