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Rental payment options

I remember seeing a lot of startups that give reward points for paying rent. Now that I’m married, rent seems to be the biggest constant expense for us every month. Can I earn some discount on this? Any options to pay rent other than upi? My owner wants to receive rent on his bank account. So that is a non negotiable.

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potatomato

Fintech Startup

5 months ago

Negotiate with the owner for a better deal, and negotiate with your org for a better HRA, so you get some tax benefits. Reward points and all is bs.
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