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Money and Mindset

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Make paying bills easier.

Bills are facts of life. While it's not much fun to pay them, it sure feels good to have some control over them, and there are ways to make paying bills each month a little more simple.

Juggling multiple bills and keeping up with different payment methods can be complicated.

Plus, bill due dates don't always align with your paydays, which could lead to late payments and fees that can hurt your credit.

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Streamlining when and how you pay your bills helps organize your money and may give you more control over your cashflow.

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As a first step, review the dates when your bills are due. If they're concentrated in one part of the month, contact the companies to see if you can change your due dates to align with your pay schedule.

Try and split your bills between paydays so your payments aren't all coming from one check.

You can also set up automatic payments to help make sure you don't miss any due dates.

And if your job offers direct deposit, that's a great way to make sure you're getting your paycheck as soon as possible.

Following these tips to simplify your bill payments can reduce stress while helping you get more organized and more confident with your finances.

For more tips and inspiration, visit truist.com/moneyandmindset.

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How to simplify paying your bills

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Simplify when—and how—you pay your bills to organize your finances and give you better control of your money.

Bills are facts of life. While it’s not much fun to pay them, it sure feels good to have some control over them. In fact, simplifying when and how you pay bills can help you get more organized, reduce stress, and build confidence. In this video, we’ll show you a few things you can try, including:

  • Update bill due dates to see if they can better align with your pay schedule.
  • Automate your bill payments to avoid late fees and to simplify how you pay bills.
  • Set up direct deposit to ensure your paycheck is there when you need it.

For more help getting on the path toward better financial confidence and well-being, check out this collection of stories.

This content does not constitute legal, tax, accounting, financial, investment, or mental health advice. You are encouraged to consult with competent legal, tax, accounting, financial, investment, or mental health professionals based on your specific circumstances. We do not make any warranties as to accuracy or completeness of this information, do not endorse any third-party companies, products, or services described here, and take no liability for your use of this information.  

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