Do you enjoy looking at your PAID OFF credit card balance?

[TOTO]

I just felt happy to look at my credit card ballance and see that I dont owe anything. I dont have a huge credit anyway but its nice to know you dont owe. Nice feeling. :banana:

Anyone else get pleasure from that kind of stuff or am I one of a kind :)

Anyway - credit paid off, now start saving for bigger bike:yes:

[ManDownUnder]

Yup - and I enjoy it every month. Now you're back to zero... do the same and enjoy the feeling of using the banks money, getting their brownie points (rewards)... and never paying a cent in interest HA HA HA!!!!!

onya :niceone:

[HTFU]

Good way to be. :yes:

I too feel your pleasure.

[Steam]

Yes indeed, I pay mine off every month too. But I have to close my eyes when I see my student loan statement. Eeek!

[The Pastor]

yeah I only have $150 on my card but its going to take ages paying it off at $20 a week :( but no I don't feel any different if its at $500 or $0. Its just money after all.

[007XX]

*sigh* I wish...:(

Good on you though...:D

[FlangMasterJ]

Well I feel like shit now.:(

[Str8 Jacket]

Well I feel like shit now.:(

Same. If only it was as simple as *just* a credit card debt.... :(

Oh well only 5 years to go.... :mellow:

[barty5]

yeh 16g plus the other one at 5g only wish it was paid off one day ill get there but its a long dark tunnel lights fading of course i might also win lotto.

[marioc]

Yep for sure,love watching those debts dissapear,its a good feeling.
I keep a little notebook and cross off another payment each week.
Works for me as good motivation for the next purchase,full lic and big bike

[Headbanger]

I enjoy looking at my big fat belly, and knowing its all paid for.

As for debt, I love the shit.

I'd rather have stuff to use, then be debt free.

[Str8 Jacket]

I enjoy looking at my big fat belly, and knowing its all paid for.

As for debt, I love the shit.

I'd rather have stuff to use, then be debt free.

Ha! I have the big debt and nothing to show for it! :(

[HornetBoy]

Not really as it just makes me think "what can i buy now " ,mind you my student loan after 3 years of study is about 40k and counting :crybaby: so that kinda reminds me to be easy on the credit card

[Freakshow]

Can't say I know that feeling as have never seen it with a $0 balance.

[BiK3RChiK]

Yep, we pay ours off every month! Have done for years. There is no way in hell I'm paying that much interest to anyone!

Not having any loans feels real awesome! Now if I want anything I have savings and just go out and pay cash... feels damn fine!!!

[Shadows]

My credit card is in debit at the moment. That must fuck them off.

[Subike]

mines been in the black for a number of years.
dont know what it is like to have it in the red....
just have good self control
but will admit to almost blowing it on a speed tripple last december....tempting!!

[Headbanger]

Ha! I have the big debt and nothing to show for it! :(



....well.....That was silly.....

[Xaria]

Mine gets paid off every month. With the points I get from it I just got 2 * $100 caltex cards. Awesome.

[Motig]

You pay credit cards off??!!!!!!! If I did that the bank would go belly-up, unemployment would rise and a worldwide recession would set in. You people have to start thinking of the big picture an think of the consequences of your actions.Dont be so selfish, save the world and you'll feel good. To prove my point I paid some ofF the card a month or two ago and look whats happened in the U.S.A.:rolleyes:

[Slingshot]

and never paying a cent in interest HA HA HA!!!!!

onya :niceone:

You realise that banks make money from credit cards in more ways than just interest right? Every time you spend on it they're making money.


My credit card is in debit at the moment. That must fuck them off.

Why would it, banks make money off deposits too, plus...you're low risk, probably at least paying an annual fee and chances are you're still doing transactions (even if it is your money).

[homer]

whats payed off mean

[Oakie]

Yup - and I enjoy it every month. Now you're back to zero... do the same and enjoy the feeling of using the banks money, getting their brownie points (rewards)... and never paying a cent in interest HA HA HA!!!!!

onya :niceone:

Yeah, what he said.

[Patch]

No, not really. It was more satisfying cutting the little bastard up and watching the look on wifey's face as she cut hers :clap:


she got over it . . . eventually

[PrincessBandit]

Yeah, I love seeing a zero balance on it, but it just doesn't stay that way for long.....:weep:

[Patch]

Yeah, I love seeing a zero balance on it, but it just doesn't stay that way for long.....:weep:
I can loan you some scissors, will never be a problem . . . ever, an always have a zero balance :banana:

[nallac]

Yeah, I love seeing a zero balance on it, but it just doesn't stay that way for long.....:weep:

yip me too its to easy to spend it gain..
then again it pales compared to the 300k morgage ,
maybe 2036 and that'll be done.

[ManDownUnder]

You realise that banks make money from credit cards in more ways than just interest right? Every time you spend on it they're making money.

Sure do and yet the price doesn't go up for me if I pay cash or credit so the nett effect on me...?

Nada, zip zero, zilch, nothing, not a sausage!

[Magua]

I've paid something like $4 in interest over the last few years. Bless those 55 days between the purchase and interest.

Paid mine off yesterday. I had a whopping $13 on it.

[Slingshot]

Sure do and yet the price doesn't go up for me if I pay cash or credit so the nett effect on me...?

Nada, zip zero, zilch, nothing, not a sausage!

Actually, the net effect on you is positive when you consider the ability chargeback and dispute transactions performed on a credit card, add that to loyalty programmes and interest free credit and credit cards can be an excellent tool for managing finances.