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APPS THAT WILL HELP YOU PAY YOUR RENT, MORTGAGE & CAR NOTE

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Why it worked

The video addresses a common and pressing financial concern for many viewers, offering practical, albeit potentially risky, solutions for managing essential bills like rent and car payments.

Summary

The creator discusses financial apps and strategies to help viewers pay their rent, mortgage, and car notes. She suggests using rent apps that split payments, buy now pay later services, and converting gift cards into money orders to manage bills.

Structure

1Introduction to financial struggles
2Suggesting rent apps and split payments
3Mentioning buy now, pay later options
4Gift card conversion strategy
5Car note deferral possibility

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Friend, so you don't have enough money to pay your rent this month. Or you might not have enough money to pay your mortgage this month. And your car note might be overdue on your car note and your car note might be over for repossession. Friend, look no more. Friend, I got a solution for you. Come over here, let me talk to you real quick. Friend, you gotta use your resources when you are in a bind. Did you know it's apps that will help you pay your rent? You got rent apps, split pay, the ferry, Alex. You can also use these buy now, pay later apps. With the rent apps, it will split your rent into two different payments. You can also get a money order or a corner to help you pay your rent. Instead of you making these payment into two payments, split it up into six, 18, or even 12 payments. Also, if you just need $500 or $400, go get you a gift card and convert that gift card into a money order. That's a hard friend, and we can't be out here depending on anybody. We gotta do what we gotta do to get these bills paid. If you lay on your car note on time for three months, and you just late the fourth month, they may let you defer your payment one time.