I discovered what is going on with my "missing" paycheck -- I missed the announcement that they are discontinuing the salary advance, and we will now be paid once a month only.
Math-wise it is not a big deal, I will just miss the excitement and a fuzzy feeling of a payday.
I wonder, how often do most people get paid? I will probably be in a minority getting paid once a month.
How many times a month do you get paid?
September 19th, 2011 at 04:19 pm
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September 19th, 2011 at 04:31 pm 1316449897
My sister is a teacher and is paid once per month.
September 19th, 2011 at 04:39 pm 1316450392
I'd personally prefer just to be paid once a month. I handle all my finances on a monthly basis, and don't get direct deposit - so the second check is just kind of a pain. It's not "bad" - but I would be totally content to be be paid once a month.
Glad you figured it out!
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September 22nd, 2011 at 05:12 pm 1316711564
It should not make any difference -- it is not like I am making any interest on mid-month advance anyhow, but psychologically it feels like I am getting less. I know, weird, I wonder how I can "trick" myself into not disliking it.
I know, logically, there is no difference, but it does not help.
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The day after your direct deposit hits, automatically transfer half (or if you are super sneaky 45%) into savings. On the 15th automatically retransfer the same amount back into checking.
I say 45% as a super sneaky possibility because then you retain 10% into savings.
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