Title: Which Bills to Pay Off First (or Cancel) When Money Runs Tight
Headings: Which Bills to Pay Off First (or Cancel) When Money Runs Tight
Which Bills to Pay Off First (or Cancel) When Money Runs Tight
Bills to Prioritize When You’re Low on Money
1. Mortgage or Rent
2. Utilities
3. Insurance Premiums
4. Food & Household Necessities
5. Car Loan & Other Expenses
6. Unsecured Debts
7. Student Loans
What to Cancel When Money Is Tight
Final Word

Content: For example, if you’re going to pay late, tell the landlord when you plan to make the payment. If you can’t pay the full amount this month, tell the landlord how you’ll make up the difference. For example, you can add an extra $100 or so to subsequent payments until you pay off the balance. 2. Utilities
After your mortgage or rent payment, the next most important bills are your utility bills: gas, water and sewage, and electricity. Although some count TV and the Internet as utilities, those services aren’t essential for everyone. Fortunately, many programs exist to help people who need emergency financial assistance paying bills. The first place to look is your local utility provider. It may have its own program to help people pay their bills.