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Prior Combined Tax Rates (Phoenix, State, County)
FAQs
What to do if I'm struggling for money? ›
You should first contact the organisations you need to pay. You might be able to agree a plan to help pay the money you owe. If you decide to take out a loan, you should: compare different deals – check how to get the best deal.
Why am I struggling so much financially? ›It may be that you have too much credit card debt, not enough income, or you overspend on unnecessary purchases when you feel stressed or anxious. Or perhaps, it's a combination of problems. Make a separate plan for each one.
How do I say I can't afford it right now? ›“I just really can't afford it right now, I hope you can understand.” “I've got some big savings goals I'm trying to kick – can we take a raincheck?” “Maybe another time?
What happens if you claim financial hardship? ›A hardship variation is a temporary arrangement with the lender while you get back on your feet. Hardship variations are short-term help. The idea is you will return to normal repayments after a few months, or pay out the loan within a reasonable time.
How to respond to someone who is struggling financially? ›Reassuring someone that they don't have to bottle things up and pretend that everything is fine can be a real comfort, especially if they're going through a tough time financially. Being patient and empathetic may also help them take the necessary steps towards getting debt help.
How do you say thank you for financial help? ›I am very grateful for the numerous financial contributions you have made in support of my education. Without your help, I may never have been able to complete my studies. Your generosity and help have been an inspiration to me. Again, thank you for your encouragement and financial support.
How do you respond to an offer of help? ›When someone asks you if they can help, refer to your list and say “YES.” Let them choose what task on the list they would like to do. You don't need to feel indebted to those who help—your sincere appreciation of their help is thanks enough. People understand that you may not be able to return the favor.
How do you respond when asked for help? ›What is a better response when someone asks for help, "I'll try my best" or "let me see what I can do"? Neither response tells that someone whether or not help is coming. “No, sorry, I'm not able to help” says no help is forthcoming. “Yes, I will help you and I will try my best” and “Yes, I will help you.