Preferred Payment Method

I would go with direct deposit.

 

Direct deposit to my credit union. Anything else means I have to pay to get my money.

 

Direct deposit is the way to go. Waiting for a check in snail mail. Means someone has to make a trip to the bank. I'm old school (or maybe just old) so I dont do PayPal. When I got paid by comdata. It seemed like my money was always short by time it made it to bank.
But that was more of a personal management problem more than anything else. Money in the bank stays in the bank. Money in my pocket has a way of getting chipped away before it makes it to bank.

 

Direct deposit. I also had com data. We had a fuel card and a payroll card. We could call comdata and direct deposit the money ourselves or write a comcheck or go to ATM.

 

I like paper checks but that’s just me. I like seeing and feeling something I can hold in my hand. The sense of accomplishment and not just numbers changing on my online banking is important to me.

If you are on the road a lot and it’s hard to get to the bank then direct deposit is what most everyone does.

Those others are just a good way to spend your money instead of saving it. Helps keep drivers broke and unable to switch jobs as easy. Just another trap masked as a convenience IMO.

 

Paper check for me also. Gives me a reason to go home. Wait,I'm home everyday, and the wife always gets the mail. She likes a paper check cause it gives her reason to go to the store I mean bank.

 

Paper checks are alright, that's what I would want if direct deposit wasn't available. Your home every day so I suppose you can pick up your check,and take to bank. But if you had to wait for the mailman to bring it from 6 states away. Would you wanna wait, or see it in your bank the day it is due?

 

CASH

 

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Direct Deposit all the way.Years ago, I used to cash check at the bank, count it, then deposit all but $20, for the week. Then came ATM drive thru, greatest invention of all time, saved a lot of money, Bought a house, got married, been broke ever since. Lol