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I'm in my early 40s; we very occasionally have to still write checks. Most recently, it's how we've paid for house repairs that were too expensive to feel comfo
by pavel_lishin 2y ago
I'm in my early 40s; we very occasionally have to still write checks. Most recently, it's how we've paid for house repairs that were too expensive to feel comfortable paying in cash for.
- Sohcahtoa82 2y agoI'm 42 and in the last 10 years, I have written two checks: One to a dentist who didn't have an online billing portal, and one to a car wrapping business who charged an extra 3% to pay with a credit card. Even the $6,000 water main replacement and $24,000 roof replacement allowed me to pay through ACH online and so I didn't have to write a physical check. EDIT: Actually, 10 years would include the last few months I lived in an apartment. I paid my rent with a physical check back then. If I lived in an apartment today, if they accepted online payments of some sort without an extra fee, I'd do that.