NI Rates Bill- how do you payyour bill?

Chickabee

NAR wrote: »

I pay monthly as it suits my budget - I don't think the savings are significant enough to pay it all upfront.

I have to agree with you, i don't think the savings are substantial enough to pay out in 1 lump sum- especially as i would only want to pay in 1 lump sum if i could stick it on my new 0% credit card.

Generally however i do for all other things (house/car insurance etc always pay the total up-front)

RTNI

Me and the Mrs personally prefer to pay it all up front too, it gets it out of the way and at least we know there is nothing else to pay on it.

belfastgirl23

We pay monthly. At an overall annual cost of £2k :eek::eek: can't afford to do it any other way...

quintwins

ours is uncluded in our rent, however if we ever did have to pay and had the money we'd pay all at once, can you not pay the full amount via direct debit and still save the whole 4%? i know thats no use to op i was just wondering

wifeforlife

jeffer wrote: »

Sorry, but are you saying that I will or will not be charged for paying by debit card, whether it's LPS or Santander who levies the charge?

Debit card - no charge

NAR, I'm the same as you I pay by direct debit, it's not a huge saving to pay in one go for us either

Cate

NAR

cathy2702 wrote: »

NAR, I'm the same as you I pay by direct debit, it's not a huge saving to pay in one go for us either
Cate

Mmmm do we live together? :smileyhea:lovethoug:blushing:

Or is it just Friday afternoon!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

wifeforlife

NAR wrote: »

Mmmm do we live together? :smileyhea:lovethoug:blushing:

Or is it just Friday afternoon!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

If you pay the bills I'll move quickly in :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::p

NAR

But you said "I pay by direct debit."
And you tell fibs - I thanked you and didn't see you naked! :rotfl:

Chickabee

belfastgirl23 wrote: »

We pay monthly. At an overall annual cost of £2k :eek::eek: can't afford to do it any other way...

£2000 is steep!

I'm afraid i haven't progressed beyond my first little house so my annual rates aren't quite that steep!

absoluteutopia

I take the bill and a big jar of 2p & 10p coins i save all year to the local Post Office and tell them to go nuts. Then i make up the difference in cash.