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How to Cope with Financial Concerns During the COVID-19 Pandemic is a Billshark resource with information and navigation relevant to recurring bills, consumer choices, and savings decisions.
Worried about money during COVID-19? Learn how to save, cut spending, find work, and reduce bills so you can ease your financial burden.
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The Coronavirus has hit both our health and our livelihoods, leaving many worried about lost jobs and looming layoffs.
There is no doubt these are challenging times.
Whether you are typically a saver or a spender, now is the time to save as much money as you possibly can and being forced into social isolation certainly makes it easier.
When stuck at home, don’t fall into the online shopping trap.
Regardless of what type of job you currently hold or previously held, think about your skills and whether they could be useful in a new digital capacity.
Be proactive and reach out to your creditors.
This is the perfect time to reassess your budget and ongoing expenses to make sure you are getting the best deals possible.
Following the steps above will go a long way to easing your financial burden during the pandemic, so you can begin to enjoy your extra time at home.
Save as much as you can and build an emergency fund.
Stick to necessities like groceries and supplies, and avoid the online shopping trap of deep discounts and free trials flooding your inbox.
Get creative with employment.
Reassess your budget to see if you are overpaying for cable, phone or internet.
Billshark negotiates your bills for you — no savings, no fee.
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1 Save as Much as You.
2 Spend Only on Necessities.
3 Get Creative with Employment.
4 If You Can't Pay Your Bills.
5 Reduce Your Ongoing Expenses.
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