ok here goes, i hope to be working by the end of january. i have one week of school left and 99% sure i'll be working for reohl.
now my question how do you pay your monthly bill's they all don't come in at the same time, so how do you avoid being late.
i know really dumb question, sorry.
Ok realy dumb question
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by GREEN-MACHINE, Dec 20, 2010.
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i use this thing called a LAPTOP and pay my bills on line...
but hey others may do it another way...if your married let your spouse pay them from home... -
yeah what landshark said
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Yep, get set up for having your bills emailed to you. Just about every bill except your rent can be paid online.
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lap top is an expense i cant afford right now and most likely wife will be coming with me as so as she can. we plan on dumping the house.
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Well, then have the wife take care of paying the bills until she goes on the road with you, and then you won't have much in the way of bills to deal with. Once you get rolling a bit, you may want to invest in a laptop for more than one reason.
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You can also set it up that your bills mortgage, electric, phone etc. are taken directly out of a bank account.
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It's a very good question. You want to protect your credit rating too. You should already know when the bills come up due. You can call the business and arrange payments or maybe direct deposit but that's tough for a truck driver. How about relatives? They could get the bills and then you could contact them. The important factor here is you're planning ahead and that's good. You might be able to pay some up front to make your bills all come due on the same date. It's worth a try but you'll never know until you contact the business. Just remember they want their money and most are willing to work with you to solve any problems.
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