Comments on: Paying by the Month or Paying Annually - Determining Which Makes Sense for You http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/ A Personal Finance and Investing Blog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 20:30:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: rv http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-9982 rv Thu, 13 Nov 2008 13:58:24 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-9982 thanks for giving me fact, it such a good blog, always keep in touch thanks for giving me fact, it such a good blog, always keep in touch

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]]> By: Weekend Roundup - Practical Tips Edition | beingfrugal.net http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-421 Weekend Roundup - Practical Tips Edition | beingfrugal.net Sat, 22 Sep 2007 04:00:16 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-421 [...] from I’ve Paid for This Twice Already shows us how to decide whether to pay annually or by the month at Financial [...] [...] from I’ve Paid for This Twice Already shows us how to decide whether to pay annually or by the month at Financial [...]

]]> By: glblguy http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-393 glblguy Tue, 18 Sep 2007 16:59:01 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-393 Thought provoking post. I need to go look at my monthly payments. I think I can change from a monthly insurance payment to a yearly, gain interest and avoid the fees... Thanks, I think I had gotten so used to paying monthly I hadn't even thought about it! Thought provoking post. I need to go look at my monthly payments. I think I can change from a monthly insurance payment to a yearly, gain interest and avoid the fees…

Thanks, I think I had gotten so used to paying monthly I hadn’t even thought about it!

]]> By: paidtwice http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-328 paidtwice Fri, 14 Sep 2007 13:45:11 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-328 I belive in the freedom account! I just use it on a smaller scale right now, being broke and all. :) I belive in the freedom account! I just use it on a smaller scale right now, being broke and all. :)

]]> By: Loonies And Sense http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-313 Loonies And Sense Thu, 13 Sep 2007 01:44:07 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-313 Ahhh... I knew I was missing something. Yes, if your choices are "pay it all up front" or "pay slightly more, but monthly", then your interest optimizing approach definitely makes sense. I'll go back to pimping the Freedom Account on my own blog... ;) Thanks for clarifying. Ahhh… I knew I was missing something.

Yes, if your choices are “pay it all up front” or “pay slightly more, but monthly”, then your interest optimizing approach definitely makes sense.

I’ll go back to pimping the Freedom Account on my own blog… ;)

Thanks for clarifying.

]]> By: paidtwice http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-312 paidtwice Wed, 12 Sep 2007 23:16:26 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-312 Hmm... I thought I replied but I guess I messed it up! lol I apologize if my reply shows up twice :) What I think I said was I can't pay at the end of the year, I have to pay ahead for the next year. I do this with the life insurance (smaller amount to deal with) and then save every month for the next year's payment but for the car insurance I'd have to slow the debt reduction to save up that initial $1000 to pay the car insurance and then repay myself over the next year. For me at this time, it doesn't make financial sense (according to me lol) But it is a good way to look at things L&S and if I had the money in the first place it is an excellent strategy. Hmm… I thought I replied but I guess I messed it up! lol

I apologize if my reply shows up twice :)

What I think I said was I can’t pay at the end of the year, I have to pay ahead for the next year. I do this with the life insurance (smaller amount to deal with) and then save every month for the next year’s payment but for the car insurance I’d have to slow the debt reduction to save up that initial $1000 to pay the car insurance and then repay myself over the next year. For me at this time, it doesn’t make financial sense (according to me lol)

But it is a good way to look at things L&S and if I had the money in the first place it is an excellent strategy.

]]> By: A Thanks! To Tricia and a Guest Post for Brian | I've Paid For This Twice Already... http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-311 A Thanks! To Tricia and a Guest Post for Brian | I've Paid For This Twice Already... Wed, 12 Sep 2007 23:12:31 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-311 [...] today I have a guest post at Financial Dominance about my thoughts on paying monthly vs annually and why I choose different methods for different bills I c.... Please check it out and weigh in with your thoughts! Thanks Brian for inviting me to guest on your [...] [...] today I have a guest post at Financial Dominance about my thoughts on paying monthly vs annually and why I choose different methods for different bills I c…. Please check it out and weigh in with your thoughts! Thanks Brian for inviting me to guest on your [...]

]]> By: Credit Withdrawal http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-310 Credit Withdrawal Wed, 12 Sep 2007 18:01:26 +0000 http://www.financialdominance.com/paying-by-the-month-or-paying-annually-determining-which-makes-sense-for-you/#comment-310 <br />Loonie's right, assuming you actually DO pay yourself each month. Otherwise you're having to come up with a lot come payday. Either takes an automatic plan or a good dollop of self-discipline. If you already have to save up for the one-time payment, you might not have the self control to allow it to accumulate w/o digging into it. Loonie’s right, assuming you actually DO pay yourself each month. Otherwise you’re having to come up with a lot come payday. Either takes an automatic plan or a good dollop of self-discipline.

If you already have to save up for the one-time payment, you might not have the self control to allow it to accumulate w/o digging into it.

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