What, if any bills, do you have set up for automatic payment

[rubytue]

I have auto payment on my mortgages and car loan, but both are set up through my banks online bill pay. So I push the auto payment.

The only auto payment I have pulled is my insurance. It sometimes varies monthly and when it came every six months, we were terrible and remembering to pay. But other than one six month period, it's been a pull payment for 20 years.

I don't trust most other things to pull payments. Not from my bank account. I've heard too many horror stories of people being unable to get them to stop taking the money. Netflix (when I had it) auto billed a credit card. That was ok in my head. If they charged after I canceled, my cc would reverse charges.

[whitemerlot]

Mortgage, both life insurance premiums, auto insurance.

Netflix and preschool are autopay on the credit card.

[MNH2013]

Mortgage (we got .5% off if we did that), Dollar Shave club, home alarm, life insurance and car insurance. Those are the only ones since the other bills vary by amount each month so I check for accuracy.

[arch01]

daycare
mortgage
gas
water
electric
car
dollar shave club
car insurance
life insurance x 2
netflix

[Susie]

Auto paid with primary credit card: gym, cell phone, Verizon Fios, EZPass, Netflix, probably other things I'm forgetting

Auto debit from checking: life insurance, long term disability insurance, all student loans, car payment, water/sewer (quarterly), set amount that goes into savings each month. In the past, Roth IRA contributions have also been in this category, although now I wait until the year has ended to see if we're eligible before contributing.

[soso]

just about everything -- cc, mortgage, school, internet, Netflix, insurance etc etc even investments / savings -- to transfer money on a recurring basis.

[Velar Fricative]

Through the checking account - Mortgage, car loans, life insurance, electric, gas, student loans.

Through the credit card - car insurance, cell phones, internet, Netflix/Hulu/Sling TV, gym membership, EZ Pass.

Pretty much everything we can pay automatically, we pay automatically.

[dottyblue]

Everything except our credit card (I like to review before paying) and oil/gas deliveries since they are sporadic. Mortgage, electric, Comcast, Trash/recycling, car payments, daycare are all on auto pay.

[doctorsbaby]

Absolutely everything! After I had DD 5 years ago I struggled to sit down and pay everything on time so I set it up then and haven't changed it. I review the checking account each month to make sure nothing has gone crazy (hello cable bill!).

[pamela]

Everything except school tuition. And that was except for the aftercare that had to be billed separate because the amount varied each month. But after the new office staff kept confusing his tuition check with tithe checks, I gave up. Otherwise, even my CC's are set to auto pay the statement balance. You need to have a method of maintaining your checking balance for that to work though. YNAB does that for me.

[brooke77]

From checking: gym, gas/electric, cable
Credit card: cell

I manually pay student loans (two providers), car loan, car insurance (quarterly), and mortgage.

I like to add extra to my SL's and mortgage so I do not like to autodraft.

[agnes]

Just car payment. Everything else is on the credit card and I pay as needed.

[kittenponypony]

Student loans. I get a .25 reduction on the interest rate.

[v]

Everything we can.

What comes to mind: rent, car payment, student loans, all utilities (cable/internet, electricity, cell phones, landline), gym memberships, charitable donations, EZ Pass...

Some of these things (as many as can) go on credit cards instead of being taken out of our bank accounts, but all of our credit cards are autopaid too.

[NinaSimone]

Automatic withdraw: mortgage, tuition, Netflix, car insurance

Online bill pay from checking: all utilities, car loan, student loans

[cajunmom]

Auto insurance, life insurance, cancer policy, Netflix, sewer

[compassrose]

Automatic withdraw: mortgage, home/auto insurance, power/light
automatic charge to cc: pet insurance, audible, cable/internet

I don't like to do automatic pay on my ccs-- i like to have to pay it because it forces me to pay attention to our spending.

[sfy]

Mortgage
H's Car loan
Student loan
Netflix
Gym membership
Car insurance
Life insurance

[drloretta]

Mortgage and cable bill, since I always forgot to pay it on time and DH got tired of it, LOL.

He has some weird fear we'll run out of money, or we'd have more auto-pays set up.

[msmerymac]

Mortgage (PITI)
Office space
cell phone
cable/internet
Netflix
Hulu
electricity/gas
life insurance
student loans (both of us)
auto insurance
Care Credit (when applicable)

I think that's it. I have to manually pay the water/sewer/trash bill quarterly, and we pay the oil bill after delivery. We pay gym membership yearly.

[y4m]

I prefer paying stuff manually. Most stuff I get e-bills to the bank, and then it takes me half an hour once a month to approve them and essentially balance our virtual checkbook.

Our cleaning people, DirecTV, and our weekly meal service bill to our credit card directly, but I don't like anything coming out of checking without me hitting a button to do it.

[mbcdefg]

None, we do them all manually. 

Knock on wood, no problems thus far. 

[niq]

Everything except gas, water/sewer, and electricity.

I guess I like to pay the things that fluctuate by hand, to see if the bills are going up or down.

[trissie18]

Pretty much any bill that I can including mortgage, car payment, horse trailer payment, credit cards, gym membership, auto and home insurance plus others I can't think of off the top of my head.

[shaynaatl]

We have nothing that is not on autopayment.

Mortgage
auto
HOA
insurance
all utilities
Directv
internet/phone
massage place

[lishie]

We have our mortgage on autowithdrawal from our bank account. My student loans as well. Most of my credit cards are also on autopay. Cable bill, netflix, electric, water bill, gas bill, before/after school care.

There are only a few bills I pay, and that's because they don't offer autopay.

[anna7602]

Pretty much everything, either billing to a credit card or taking from my checking account. 

[hbomdiggity]

checking: Student loans.

CC: AAA, pet insurance, Netflix

[mich1]

Only my auto insurance is on auto pay. The rest I pay monthly though my bank's bill pay service.

I'll never again have anything automatically debited after the clusterf&%$ that my gym caused.  I had my membership set up as an automatic debit from my account, and a new employee debited my account 4x for the month.  Fortunately, it wasn't a huge amount but it WOULD have been an issue had it been something like my rent.  It took about a week to get that money back.

[mrshandy]

Everything I possibly can.