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Read that there are pros & cons. E.g. With GIRO, your annual fee is automatically charged. Payment may be counted as late, since GIRO deduction is only 2 days after payment due date. Wrongly incurred transactions will also be automatically paid for. But GIRO is more convenient in case you forget to make payment.
What's your thoughts? And are any of the abovementioned pros / cons false? Found them from reading the Seedly forum and other blogs.
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I GIRO all my cards so yes if you're not careful, your bank balance may be too low and the GIRO won't go through, resulting in late charges (it's usually first or second time you can apply for a waiver).
But I do still go through my statements every month before the due date as a discipline, so I know where my money is going and it also prevents the GIRO from failing since I am prepared for the bill.
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I don't GIRO my Payments, as it is better to review statements before payments, so you can dispute t...
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No, I don’t do GIRO for credit card payments. I always double-check my transactions before paying up. And by paying manually, it allows me to know how much I really spent. I find this way it’s better than just letting GIRO deduct the amount coz sooner or later you won’t be bothered of how much you spent.
I set several reminders for the due date and have a habit of paying early so late payment is not an issue.