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>He had to pay up for the entire duration eventually, even if he had switched providers. What happens if he can't afford that? Will they garnish his wages?
by Mirioron 7y ago
>He had to pay up for the entire duration eventually, even if he had switched providers.
What happens if he can't afford that? Will they garnish his wages?
- Faark 7y agoIt's a form of mandate, so yeah, probably. But no idea why they didn't try that in the first place. Probably didn't had enough to make it worthwhile. You can negotiate a payment plan and I'm sure there are gov support programs, but I'm not familiar with those and that stuff is for sure quite complicated, just like every other system that tries to be fair.