Get Paid For Paying Rent

So, believe it or not folks, you can get paid for paying your rent.

And if you are not getting paid for it yet, or do not know how, give us five to ten minutes of your time, to show you. There are no sign ups, no log-ins, no new page you have to go on after this one. This is it! This is where you will get your answer. And like always, all for free.

Before we go into the step by step, we thought right off the bat, we show you how much money you get paid, for paying your rent, assuming you have a rent of $1,940. Of course you can earn more or less.

• In Year 1, you can make $214.22
• In Year 2, you can make $133.18
• In Two Years You Cash in $347.40. Our advice, let it grow in your savings.

Introduction: Let us say your rental payment is $1,940, and this is inclusive of a 2.1% credit card processing fee, (originally $1,900 a month). Note: We do not participate in any affiliate programs and do not receive monetary compensation for our reviews.

Step 1 (Year 1): Apply to Wells Fargo Cash Wise Visa® Card, which has the following features:

• $200 Intro Bonus Value,
• $0 Annual Fee, 1.5% Rewards Rate,
• 0% 12-month APR
• No category restrictions or sign ups and cash rewards don't expire if your account remains open
• Cash rewards that don’t expire while the account is open
• Account protections such as 24/7 Fraud Monitoring, Rapid Alerts & Zero Liability Protection for promptly reported unauthorized transactions

Step 2 (Year 1): Open a savings account in one of the highest available APY Interest rates. Our choices are Ally or Discover, which offer above a 1.1% interest and have all the below features:

• No Monthly Fees
• Mobile-Friendly
• Live Help

Step 3 (Year 1): Every $1,940 you were intended to pay a month, you will put it in your savings account. Put it in the beginning of every month, therefore, you will accrue the interest for the entire month. So, let’s quickly break this down. Interest accrues daily, but for simplicity purposes let us show you your potential interest income monthly in the picture following the steps.

Step 4 (Year 1): The 0% APR card ends after the 12 months. Take out from the savings account enough to pay your full balance, and leave the interest.

Step 5 (Year 2): Apply to Chase Freedom Unlimited® Card, which has the following features:

• $150 Intro Bonus Value,
• $0 Annual Fee, 1.5% Rewards Rate,
• 0% 15-month APR
• NO MINIMUM TO REDEEM FOR CASH BACK
• Zero Liability Protection, Purchase Protection, Price Protection, and Auto Rental Collision

Step 6 (Year 2): Continue investing in your savings account in one of the highest available APY Interest rates. Our choices are Ally or Discover, which offer above a 1.1% interest and have all the below features:

• No Monthly Fees
• Mobile-Friendly
• Live Help

Step 7 (Year 2): Every $1,940 you were intended to pay a month, you will put it in your savings account. Put it in the beginning of every month, therefore, you will accrue the interest for the entire month. So, let’s quickly break this down. Remember, you are carrying over $146.68 from last year’s income. Interest accrues daily, but for simplicity purposes let us show you your potential interest income monthly in the picture following the steps.
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Step 8 (Year 2): The 0% APR card ends after the 15 months. Take out from the savings account enough to pay your full balance, and leave the interest.

Last quick note folks:
You can continue to develop your credit and increase your score, and just in two years. This is assuming you continue making monthly payments, increase the age of your accounts, and once you are ready, pay off your balance.

Lastly world, enjoy having a balance in your savings. Just for paying your rent.