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Topic	More proof credit scores are a complete and utter farse
TaylorHeinicke 02/16/23 11:58:14 AM #15:	bigblu89 posted... Kinda off topic, but if you pay off these small increments on a near daily basis because you have the money to cover it, why not just use just get a credit/debit combo card attached to your checking account? Unless the CC is giving you rewards/points/cash back. Credit card has points/rewards, yeah Damn_Underscore posted... Well pretty much all my spending is on 30 day cycles now so that isnt an issue for me anymore. I know all my credit card deadlines and check them a lot when I am bored of something. Which is fair if you've got it down to a science like that. I know mine cycles on the 12th or something close to there. But IMO I'd rather review 30 seconds a day or every other day vs. spending entire minutes going over a month worth of spending and potential research trying to recall what something was three weeks ago. NoxObscuras posted... How would waiting until the end of the month make you spend more? You can check the balance online at any time and see how much you've spent. Right but then what's the point of not paying then and there? If I'm going to spend time getting to the bank websight anyways, why not just pay it off since you're there? --- St. Louis Battlehawks (1-1) <cite>TaylorHeinicke posted [p:971607029] in More proof... [t:80350146]...</cite> <quote>bigblu89 posted... </cite><quote>Kinda off topic, but if you pay off these small increments on a near daily basis because you have the money to cover it, why not just use just get a credit/debit combo card attached to your checking account?Unless the CC is giving you rewards/points/cash back.</quote>Credit card has points/rewards, yeahDamn_Underscore posted... </cite><quote>Well pretty much all my spending is on 30 day cycles now so that isnt an issue for me anymore.I know all my credit card deadlines and check them a lot when I am bored of something.</quote>Which is fair if you've got it down to a science like that. I know mine cycles on the 12th or something close to there. But IMO I'd rather review 30 seconds a day or every other day vs. spending entire minutes going over a month worth of spending and potential research trying to recall what something was three weeks ago.NoxObscuras posted... </cite><quote>How would waiting until the end of the month make you spend more? You can check the balance online at any time and see how much you've spent.</quote>Right but then what's the point of not paying then and there? If I'm going to spend time getting to the bank websight anyways, why not just pay it off since you're there? --- St. Louis Battlehawks (1-1)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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