7. Your newspaper subscription
Are you the type of person who prefers reading the newspaper to watching the news on television or listening to them on the radio? Then you’re more likely to subscribe to the newspaper or the digital format.
However, if you don’t actually read the newspaper that you’re sent every day or week, depending on the frequency that publication has, you’re more likely to waste your money since that bill is set on autopay.
If you like turning the paper and knowing exactly what happens in the world when you drink your cup of coffee in the morning, then subscribing to the newspaper isn’t a bad idea, but if you only do it because you’d like to read from a physical newspaper, you should think twice before doing so.
All you have to do to be sure whether this type of plan is suitable for you or not is to have a one-month subscription to test it out. If you don’t like it, you can simply cancel the plan, and you’re good to go and stress-free.
If you want to start saving money but have no idea where to start, let’s go back to the old days, when everyone had a piggy bank! Why not have one now? It’s cute, looks adorable, and is funny as a decor item. And the best part is that you must break it to get your money out!
…Do you need more tips on how to save money? Here’s one of our best articles, so check it out: 14 Things Frugal People Would NEVER Buy!
3 thoughts on “7 Bills You Should NEVER Put on Autopay”
Actually, I find it more advantageous to keep all of my accounts off autopsy. It makes my life more carefree.
I have nothing on auto pay after someone used my account for nearly $1000, after speaking to my bank as to how to assure this would never happen again, first thing they said was did I have anything set up for auto pay (we had 2) they said cancel it, even if I knew who I set the account up with did I realize how other eyes see my information, cancelled them both that day.
Unfortunately the choice to NOT put your streaming services on autopay is not how many give you that choice.