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Your Bills Are Worth Bucks

Here is something you can do that won’t cost you any money and at some point just might make you some. And depending on what you do and how you do it–it could be worth big bucks to you. So let’s dedicate this article to all of your worthless bills.

So what bills am I talking about?  I am talking about ALL of those annoying sheets of paper that you and I receive daily in the mail.  Those annoying sheets of paper that tell you who you owe, how much you owe, how much you need to pay and that you need to pay it NOW.  I’m talking about bills, debt and debt related paper. The stuff you probably open over the trash.  So you can say we’re talking about how to turn trash into cash.

As much as we are trained to love money, money is only paper. Think about that! Money is paper. Paper that, for sure, you believe in; but paper, still.  But what if someone else believes in all those annoying bills–that paper–that comes into our lives everyday?  What if that paper has value–even though we think of it as being worthless?

If you’re up to your ass in debt, as many of us now are, what I am saying may seem like a real waste of your time. But I promise you, there’s a least a $1000 in there; probably more. So what is my point? Save copies of ALL those seemingly worthless financial documents.

Okay, so you’re probably reading this article because you’re behind on your mortgage payments.  So let’s address that issue first. 

Those seemingly worthless sheets of paper are what you are going to need to convince the bank that they should help you.  They are your proof.    Those documents verify or back your claims. Want to make your life easier?  Keep all those financial documents.  At a point you will discover they come in handy.  

Now a question is which sheets of paper?  I don’t know, so save them all. 

Depending on your situation you may need those documents to assist you for one or more of the following reasons.  A mortgage lender; The IRS; Credit Counseling;  Public Assistance;  Social security;  Health care or Unemployment Insurance.
Here’s an interesting tip.  Most of these agencies want the same stuff.  Monthly mortgage payment documents, 3 or 4 months of bank statements, Check stubs, Copies of bank over-drafts, closed account notices, Rent receipts, Tax notices–you get the idea?

The kind of stuff that doesn’t mean a thing to you and me but, could quickly and easily help weave together a wonderful financial story that transforms a seemingly worthless sheet of paper into money into your pocket…or, at least, not out of it.  So stop tossing ANY of those documents into the trash can.  You may hate yourself for it.

How To Get Organized

“Look whose talking”.  Here’s one way to get organized.  Take two boxes or two folders.  Label one TAXES, the other BILLS.  Now toss all tax information into one, and everything else into the other.  You brilliant folks out there ‘help em out’, but this will help you get started.

In summary, if you find yourself long on ideas and short on money–listen up honey: Their is cash in your trash.  So please do not throw away ANY financial documents–from now on. Save those seemingly worthless sheets of paper. And you will discover that at one or more of the agencies that you WILL be dealing with–that those seemingly worthless sheets of paper have monetary value when recycled.

This article was written for information and education purposes only. The writer is not an attorney or accountant. So for legal help please see your attorney. And for tax assistance please see your tax professional.

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