Guilt is a legal problem. If finances cause legal and personal problems, there are legal and credit restoration options, people need to be educated about.
For those who can pay their bills, the information is currently useless here. If you can pay, you should pay. Everyone. All the time. No exceptions. It's that simple.
However, things could change, and the same question again and again. "What if you can not pay?" Our premise is that the traditional and conventional rules. Pay the critical bills. All other waits while you develop a plan. Do not panic. Use time trial and the court and in 2-4 years, you will get back on track. In other words, you prioritize your bills from most critical to least critical, and then proceed accordingly.
That's why this news just grabbed me: "States may hold onto tax refunds for months" The jist of it was due to flow problems, cash that could delay some States pays tax returns until it is convenient for them. As an individual, the states are to decide which bills to pay first and the files. What happens if the government can not pay?
Many states, like all normal people have money problems. As they go through their own analysis, see who they decide are not "critical" creditors. Ourselves. The difference is, the government has to increase the power to revenue by coercion. It can raise taxes. It can jail people do not pay.
The government, already asleep at the wheel, throws us under the bus first. How long do we have to be sure before we take over leadership of our own lives, their own families, our own communities? We never needed this kind of leadership in the first place....
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