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LoveIsTheAnswer
05-04-2008, 05:15 AM
Imagine if , instead of every time you open a letter to find a bill in it, you find a letter saying you are in credit.
The phone, electricity, water, rates & other utilities would have you schedule your bill payments automatically, right ? That would suit them fine.
Here is a typical application of MirrorLogic;
I started making monthly *transfers* (or direct deposits) to the billers concerned for double the last invoiced value.
Why do that ?
Well, the other two options (ie pay or not pay) had been tried ;-)
So I thought - what else could one DO ?
Pay them MORE than they ask for.
Now all I get is monthly advice telling me that my credit with the company is increasing \(^_^)/
Even from the standpoint of pure financial consideration, it does not *cost* anything to do this (!) - the money is not SPENT - only INVESTED.
It also acts as a "buffer" account should I wish to take an extended holiday.
Apart from that, I find that it is a rather pleasant change to receive GOOD news in the mail.
BonzaiLove
09-25-2008, 06:48 PM
myeah, why investing your money in a company that makes money of your money while you could be the one making money of your money? :-)
Just to get positive news? Of course they'll send you positive news, man! :) Why don't you pay me a few bucks every day and I'll send you a positive and real funny mail every now and then :). I get your point but that's not something I would do for myself...
LoveIsTheAnswer
09-26-2008, 02:51 AM
Let me see... a typical bill might be around $100. Let's say, instead of putting the extra hundred in, I put it in a bank (along with another few thousand because no bank will pay any interest for just $100...). That would net me a whole 6 or 7 cents per YEAR in interest! - WOW, dude! - you are right! - What an idiot I have been!
BonzaiLove
09-26-2008, 10:59 AM
Let me see... a typical bill might be around $100. Let's say, instead of putting the extra hundred in, I put it in a bank (along with another few thousand because no bank will pay any interest for just $100...). That would net me a whole 6 or 7 cents per YEAR in interest! - WOW, dude! - you are right! - What an idiot I have been!
Didn't mean you're an idiot at all, man :) no need to feel attacked
LoveIsTheAnswer
09-26-2008, 05:46 PM
Didn't mean you're an idiot at all, man :) no need to feel attacked
Not to worry - I do not feel attacked at all - rather *validated* - Till now I hadn't even realised how little it was costing me :D
Thank you for that :)
BonzaiLove
09-27-2008, 09:50 AM
well, actually if you see it annually: 100dollars every month, that makes 1200dollars a year that dont bring up for yourself.
At a normal bank rate, let's say 4% (by the way, my bank pays interest on every amount that's on it, no matter if its 1 dollar or 10000.), that makes 1248, which is half a month free electricity.
In some funds you could get it at 10%, which makes 1320. That's more than one month of free electricity!
If you do it also for phone, water, rates, and other things as you say, make the count.
LoveIsTheAnswer
09-27-2008, 12:37 PM
well, actually if you see it annually: 100dollars every month, that makes 1200dollars a year that dont bring up for yourself.
At a normal bank rate, let's say 4% (by the way, my bank pays interest on every amount that's on it, no matter if its 1 dollar or 10000.), that makes 1248, which is half a month free electricity.
In some funds you could get it at 10%, which makes 1320. That's more than one month of free electricity!
If you do it also for phone, water, rates, and other things as you say, make the count.
Maybe I didn't explain it properly.
What I am doing is using ONE lot of $100 (or whatever one month's bill is worth) the whole year - enough to raise my standing credit into the positive. So I am only doing without the $100 once....
...and the banks here won't give interest on $100....
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