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Help Kate pay rent after Husband was laid off
Help Kate pay rent after Husband was laid off
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Kate
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At a glance
- Due date
- The due date passed 8 days ago. Kate is still asking for help with this bill.
- Bill
- Rent, electricity, utilities
The story
Married Insurance broker with a daughter.
My husband lost his job through no fault of his own,
What the money covers:
- Rent, utilities, food
Needed by: November 1st.
Already tried: My husband is frantically looking for a new job to get us back on track and I’m desperately trying to avoid taking out a loan.
Already helping: My father lent us a little money to help out.
What changes: We can have some breathing room so my husband doesn’t start a new job already behind.
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Hello Kate, I read your post carefully. I can help you.
Praying for rent and essentials to be covered and for work to open at the right time.
You are both doing the right things, with him searching and you holding it together. May this month's rent and food arrive and hope stay steady.
Rent due on the first with one income suddenly gone is a lot to carry. Glad your father could help a little, and praying the rest of the month is covered.
Scripture says the Lord is near to all who call on him. Holding that for your household this month, that rent and food are covered and the job search bears fruit.
A layoff out of nowhere can undo years of careful budgeting, and trying to avoid a loan is wise. Hoping rent and groceries are covered this month so the new job starts without old debt hanging on.