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So you want people to pay upfront, on a variable cost, variable use consumable @ 4-6% interest rate. That seems like a bad idea soo many fronts. Hell I do not

So you want people to pay upfront, on a variable cost, variable use consumable @ 4-6% interest rate. That seems like a bad idea soo many fronts. Hell I do not even like the annualized utility plans the companies offer that average out utility costs over the year No, I want to pay exactly what I use, as I use it. No more, no less

salamo 4y ago
In practical terms I don't even see how it would make sense. The median mortgage is $1100 per month. Say the average monthly energy bill is $200 on top of that, and interest is 5%. Instead of paying $200 to the utility company, I pay $200 + interest to the bank, and the bank just keeps the interest?