What happens if you have trouble paying your bills on time?

If you have trouble paying bills on time because they’re all due around the same time, credit card and utility companies may be willing to change your due date. Spreading out your bills over the month may allow you to have enough money to pay all your bills and discretionary expenses without using a credit card.

What’s the best way to catch up on bills?

Here are some ideas: Sell some of the crap lying around the house. Get a roommate. Start looking for odd jobs and part-time work. If you get a large tax refund every year, consider adjusting your withholding to get more per paycheck.

What makes you get behind on your bills?

Include your bills and discretionary spending (groceries, gas, entertainment, etc.) into your daily budget. Discretionary spending is usually where people go off budget, causing them to get behind on other payments. But because these expenses are not fixed, this is also where you can save a few extra dollars that you can use to pay your bills.

What to do if you are behind on your electric bills?

First, there are people who (later) find that the money they have is enough – but they’re not using it in a way that allows it to be. Second, there are people who simply, at this time, don’t have enough money to pay even the minimums due on various accounts, including non-debt accounts like their electric bills.

Why does my husband not pay my bills?

However, your husband is the avoider, and the stingy mizer. He feels if he avoids the problem that it will magically disappear, that all the bills will somehow stop coming, and you won’t ask him for money.

Why is my husband stingy with my money?

Doing everything to keep the household together, and making sure the kids have what they need, they are fed, and you have lights, gas, and water because these are essential to basic living. However, your husband is the avoider, and the stingy mizer.

What should I do if my husband throws money at me?

The next time he throws money at you take it and pay the bill, then throw his a** out! He’s your husband, and he has two children, yet, he gets an attitude because you ask him to contribute to his household where he utilizes the water, lights, gas, and food.

Is it bad to be behind on your bills?

Especially when you’re already sure you don’t have enough coming in to meet your minimum expenses, it’s hard to want to do this, I know. But it’s not always disheartening! Sometimes, the picture you’ve painted for yourself is WORSE than the truth. And either way, you can’t figure out where to go if you don’t have a map.