Money & bills prompts (page 6)
Prompts and combos for money admin: chasing unpaid invoices, asking for refunds, sorting receipts, checking bills and explaining a confusing letter from the bank or HMRC in plain English.
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Understand your credit score without the scare stories
Credit score ads make everything sound urgent. Get a plain explanation of what affects a score and what actually helps.
Understand your payslip in plain English
Your payslip is a wall of codes. Get each line explained and a short list of what to check if something looks wrong.
Work out how to cut one painful bill roughly in half
One bill hurts every month. Get realistic options to cut it sharply, with the hassle of each option spelled out.
Work out if an upgrade is actually worth it
The new version is tempting. Get a plain yes, no or wait based on what you already own and what would improve.
Work out the real cost of running a car
The monthly finance isn't the whole story. Get a yearly running-cost picture from your own figures.
Work out the true hourly cost of a purchase
A big price looks scary until you spread it over how long you'll use it. Get a simple cost-per-use or cost-per-hour.
Work out what changes if you go from sole trader to limited company
Someone's told you to "go limited". Get a plain-English picture of what actually changes day to day, what to ask your accountant and the GOV.UK pages to read, before you decide.
Work out what to look for in a bank or savings account
Account comparison tables blur together. Get a checklist for your needs, without being sold a specific bank.
Work out your day rate
Costs, time off and a margin, so you know the minimum a day has to earn.
Write a buying checklist before a big purchase
Big purchases are easy to regret. Get a checklist of the questions to answer before you hand over the money.
Write a clear letter or message to close an account
You want an account, membership or contract closed cleanly. Get a short message that states the date and asks for written confirmation.
Write a final demand before you go to court
Polite reminders haven't worked and the customer has gone quiet. Get a firm, calm final letter that sets a deadline and explains the next step, plus what to check on GOV.UK first.
Write a hardship letter to a lender
Money's collapsed after illness, job loss or another shock. Get a factual hardship letter that asks for breathing space.
Write a letter to ask for a payment plan
You can't clear a bill in one go. Get a realistic payment-plan request with your offer and dates.
Write a listing that sells something online
Your draft sounds like a shrug. Get a clear title, honest description and the details buyers need.
Write a polite chaser when a refund is late
They promised a refund and it hasn't landed. Get a firm, polite chaser with dates and a clear ask.
Write a polite message to a buyer or seller
The other person is slow, cheeky on price or unclear on collection. Get a short message that stays civil.
Write to your landlord about a repair that isn't getting done
You've asked in the chat and nothing happened. Get a clear repair request with dates and a paper trail.
Ask a colleague for a missing receipt
Card payments have no receipt, and the chase message is either sharp or never sent. Each missing receipt has one accepted ask, with the date and the amount from the feed.
Ask a supplier about a bill
Bills are queried in your head and then paid, because the question was never sent. The question names the bill and the line you do not understand.
Ask what an expense was for
Expenses are coded to a guess because the person who spent the money was not asked. The question names the date, the merchant, and the amount from the feed.
Check a repeating invoice is still right
Repeating invoices keep billing a line the client no longer has. A check compares the repeating profile with the note of what they should be billed.
Check a supplier bill against the order
Supplier bills are paid because they arrived, not because they match the order. The bill is marked match or query, with the line that disagrees.
Check an invoice against the quote
Invoices are raised from memory of the quote, so a line is missed or a line is added. A checklist shows lines on the quote that are missing on the invoice, and lines that were not on the quote.
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