Yes I am in the US.I will start that application right now.
I panic paid off my car insurance just in case things get worse. I'll shop for a cheaper phone plan.
Gym memberships, online streaming and frivolous stuff will go.
Capitalism for the win.
Yes I am in the US.I will start that application right now.
I panic paid off my car insurance just in case things get worse. I'll shop for a cheaper phone plan.
Gym memberships, online streaming and frivolous stuff will go.
Capitalism for the win.
Don't just cut everything out of your life cold turkey. Keep something that brings you joy.
Friendly reminder that there is nothing immoral about "piracy" of digital content. Culture should be free, so if you're not in a position to afford content, don't pay for it.
Tell that to the artists who want to make a living making this stuff.
May not apply to you, but if you're an Xfinity customer, their mobile service is a great value: runs on the Verizon network, and you only pay for data. I switched to it for a few months during a financial crisis I had. It wasn't good for tethering (that gets too expensive vs. a carrier like Verizon), but there were months my bill was only $12 or $24 due to minimal data use (I brought my iPhone from Verizon)
They work on the TMobile, Verizon and AT&T network, and you can bring your own unlocked phone.
Also if you are not driving you can perhaps get a discount for the mileage reduction. You might also just let them know you are laid off.
Still shop as you will get a refund from your current insurer when you cancel. Just because you paid doesn't mean that money is gone!