Ok realy dumb question

all my bills i know when they are due, direct debit from my check or i just call... i don't really need the laptop but it is nice to have

 

You can usually work with them and change the time they are due. Call them up and find out. Thats what I did, before I got a laptop. My wife isn't resposible enough to pay them ontime, eventhough she doesnt work...

 

Im pretty sure he isnt worried about his credit score if hes "dumping the house" per say

 

A bad credit rating can come back and prevent you from getting a dream job. I don't agree with companies checking credit since just about all new newlyweds go into debt and may have a couple of blemishes here and there. To me it does not paint a picture of ones ability to drive or if that person will be a good employee. Unless it's a very bad report from start to finish. I just hope that the judging people will take that into consideration but I'm afraid that if you had two applicants with the same history and one had a late payment 5 years ago they would use that to make their decision.

 

You can buy a used laptop off ebay for less than $200 dollars. Woot.com and gottadeal.com and dealnews.com have plenty of refubushed (used) laptops and netbook computers for $300 or less. You can even get a Virgin Mobile or Straight Talk cellphone that MAY allows you to access the internet in such a way to do your banking online.

Most online banking can pay any bill to any person or company, even if they have to print a check and mail it to someone.

You will either need some sort of computer/phone to pay bills onoine yourself or you will need someone you trust in a fixed location to pay bills for you. That is one part of being on the road. Personally, I would buy a used laptop and pay bills myself.

 

I pay all my bills with my cell phone. My bank has bill pay so I know when new bills come in and I can pay right from cell phone. All the major banks have online bill pay and cell phone apps.

 

You can pay your rent online too, if your landlord approves of it, firsthand.

Using Paypal or an Online bill-pay service should work just fine, for rental payments, to any individual or company.

 

paypal is awesome...especially when you get the debit card tied to your account. an d 1% cash back on all purchases with it.