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What should I do if I cannot pay on time?

Tell the other person early, propose a realistic new plan and record what you agree.

4 min readPractical guideUpdated 2026-06-15

The short answer

Say something before the due date, explain what changed, and propose a specific new plan you can keep.

The short answer

Say something before the due date, explain what changed, and propose a specific new plan you can keep.

What to do

  1. 1Contact the other person before the payment is due, not after.
  2. 2Say what changed and whether it is temporary.
  3. 3Propose a specific alternative: a smaller amount now, or a new date.
  4. 4Record whatever you agree, so the schedule matches reality.

If money is a serious problem

If repayments across your life are becoming unmanageable, consider free debt advice in your country. KinPay Learn is educational and cannot give debt advice.

Need help with your own agreement?

Open KinPay and use Help in the top-right corner so support can see the screen you were on.

Key takeaway

Early honesty is the single most useful thing you can do.

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