Getting paid every 2weeks (what the old times told me)
this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2023
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Really? Is that a thing? Where I live getting paid per month is the norm. Some people get paid per 4 weeks instead of per month. But I don't know of any trade where payment per week or twee weeks is the norm. Stuff like rent, mortgage, water, gas and electric etc. is all done per month. So it makes sense to match the income cycle to the bill cycle.
Puts living paycheck to paycheck in perspective. I can image not getting ends to meet on a monthly basis. But if you can't afford the next week, you have basically nothing.
I know there is a lot of overhead with payroll where I live, so if companies would have to do it more often, that would be pretty expensive. There are a lot of rules and regulations, so it takes a lot of work to do it right.
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Car insurance Health insurance Dental insurance
All insurance really
Also renewing license plates/licenses
Basically if you need to make a yearly or monthly payment to keep using something it's a scam in my eyes.
I can tell you've never needed insurance or some kind of licensing system.
This changes.
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