What bills do I have to pay? What bills will I pay?

Updated 2020 04 02

What bills should I pay?  Which bills should I delay?

You may be wondering this especially given the need to protect your family and to support your community and your nation.  Here is are the two lists: Bills to Pay and Bills to Delay

Number one is taking care of the food needs for your children, your family, those dependent upon you.  Number two is supporting those who need your payment so they can buy food. 

BILLS TO PAY
  1. Food - until a plan is implemented to provide for cashless "payment"
  2. Support - so children and former spouses can pay for food
  3. Care homes - so they can buy food for your loved ones
  4. Trash removal
  5. Medicine - life prolonging
  6. Energy - gasoline, propane, natural gas, coal
  7. Association Fees - to pay for labor and fuel, ex. movement of snow, trash, roofing, etc.
  8. Direct Services - labor - anyone whose source of money comes directly from you and could be settled in cash, ex. doctor, dentist, plumber, electrician, repair, shopper, cleaner, entertainer, lessons, delivery, etc
  9. Goods - non-food items, until a different plan is implemented
You should be paying for these via credit rather than using savings, to help ensure that you have enough funds to continue providing for your needs, and your family needs, for a long time.

You should NOT be paying the following.  In fact, many leaders throughout the world are encouraging no one to pay these, in other words no more mortgage or rent or corporate payments.  The one caveat is if there is if you have heard that someone has been "cut off" for non-payment, then you'll need to address that, for example: water, electricity, phone, Internet, etc.

BILLS TO NOT PAY (or to DELAY)

So, do not pay (or at least delay):
  1. Debts to corporations or federal governments or agencies - ex. mortgages, car loans, car loans, credit card bills, etc
  2. Bills and taxes to state and local governments
  3. Insurances - ex. health, auto, life, home, apartment, dental, vision, etc
  4. Retirement Investments (speculation)
  5. Rents to Individuals
  6. Data already being received - incoming satellite etc.
  7. Data being transmitted - phone
With this in mind, you should first cancel any and all subscriptions that are not needed or wanted, considering carefully the impact of doing so on local businesses and the owners’ means (ask if you are uncertain).

Also, you should delay all payments for as long as possible, in particular, any that are not critical to ensuring your basic needs, both in the short term, and in the longer term.

You should pay for everything with credit until you have no remaining credit; then use savings.

All this said, you will first use your own critical thinking skills to evaluate this for accurateness

What is missing from the list?  Let me know, and I’ll consider it

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20200325132600 Aaron Wayne Wissner

* Significant update after chat with Steve Keen and considering the best placement of several of these.  Also changes the predictive word "will" to "should" in most instances.  Other options were "ought to", "may", "might consider", "others are", etc.

20200402112800 Aaron Wayne Wissner

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