Steps to take if you can’t make ends meet because of the COVID-19.

With the coronavirus pandemic causing many workers to lose hours, it’s more important than ever to know what financial options you have.

If you don’t have an emergency fund and are struggling to make ends meet during these uncertain times, here are steps to take.

Contact creditors right away

If you’re concerned it will be a struggle to pay your credit card balance, student loan debt or utilities in the coming months, the National Consumer Law Centre advises contacting your creditors as soon as possible and asking for hardship concessions.

Consider a personal loan

Personal loans can help out in times of income insecurity. Banks, credit unions and online lenders offer them.

Send temporary hardship letters

If you are having trouble paying your mortgage, your first step should be to seek out a legal advocate, according to the National Consumer Law Centre. From there, you can send hardship letters to lenders, like your mortgage company, to see what your options are.

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How to Deal with your finances during a COVID-19

This is an unprecedented time of trying to manage our lives, take care of our loved ones, help neighbors and strangers, and somehow make ends meet with the income we have left. Concerns over the economic impact of COVID-19 are very real; no matter who you are or where you live, this is one crisis no one can escape. The good news is that those in positions of authority, influence or capability are doing what they can to help.

Part of managing through the crisis financially is to ensure we’re looking after ourselves in other ways too. Our physical, psychological and emotional health will play a role in our financial health, and vice versa. There are also a few different ways to approach getting the help we need. From income support to reduced spending and creditors adjusting payment requirements to give us some breathing room, the combined effect of all three will have the greatest positive effect on our overall situation.

The bottom line on managing through a financial crisis

When it comes to surviving a financial crisis, there is no shame in asking for help, leaning on those you trust, and helping others as best you can. And the coronavirus (COVID-19) is a bigger crisis than most of the world has dealt with in a very long time. We are all in this together — individuals, families, communities, businesses big and small, and all levels of the health-care system and government. Sticking together and helping each other out is really the only way we’ll overcome it successfully.

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Magna Capital Group, Inc. provides equity-based private and hard money loans for residential and Commercial properties for subprime money borrowers. For more info please visit our website www.magnaloans.com.

Magna Lending Service offers :

Private Money/ Hard Money Loans

Commercial Real Estate Loans

Residential Home loans-Purchase and Refinance

Bridge Financing

We can fund your loans in 5 Days!

Please Email your loan scenarios to Shawn Molem at Shawn@magnaloans.com for immediate response

How to protect yourself financially from the impact of the COVID-19?

Federal, state, and local governments are working to respond to the growing public health threat of coronavirus, or COVID-19. As communities across the country are dealing with an increase in the number of reported cases, many areas may be impacted by the temporary closure of businesses, schools and other public facilities or events, and in some cases, quarantines. While these actions are necessary steps to help reduce exposures, it may bring financial uncertainty for many people who could experience a loss of income due to illness or workplace closures.

Steps to take if you have trouble paying your bills or meeting other financial obligations

Contact your lenders and loan servicers: If you’re not able to pay your bills on time, contact your lenders and servicers to let them know about your situation. Being behind on your payments can have a lasting impact on your credit.

Work with housing and credit counselors to understand your options: These trained professionals provide advice for little or no cost, and they will work with you to discuss your situation, evaluate options, and even help you negotiate with your lenders and servicers.

Check your credit reports: If you’re working with lenders on payment assistance programs or forbearance, routinely check your credit reports to make sure the statements are accurate

Be aware of potential scam attempts: Scammers look for opportunities to take advantage of the vulnerable, especially during times of emergencies or natural disasters. Be cautious of emails, texts, or social media posts that may be selling fake products or information about emerging coronavirus cases.

Need more help?
Magna Capital Group, Inc. provides equity-based private and hard money loans for residential and Commercial properties for subprime money borrowers. For more info please visit our website www.magnaloans.com.

Magna Lending Service offers :
Private Money/ Hard Money Loans

Commercial Real Estate Loans

Residential Home loans-Purchase and Refinance

Bridge Financing

We can fund your loans in 5 Days!
Please Email your loan scenarios to Shawn Molem at shawn@magnaloans.com for immediate response.