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Less Late Fees = More Money to Pay Debt

I don’t know about everyone else, but I do not like late fees. I don’t mean to return something late, but it seems as though with everything going on my life, making sure a video is returned is the last thing on my mind. Or making sure that credit card is paid on time…. Or making sure your bills are paid by the due date…

The list goes on and on.

Late fees are all over, and I actually keep track of the late fees I pay within my Quicken file. I want to see how they add up and then take a good look at them. I started doing that a few years ago, and I have been doing so much better with avoiding late fees.