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Autopay isn’t always the best financial policy — here’s when it might be better to skip it. astarot / Shutterstock.com
One way to reach your financial goals is to “set it and forget it” when saving and investing money. You can even put important bills on autopay to avoid late payment fees. But not everything should go on autopay. There are some bills that, once on auto-renewal, can drain your bank account and bust your budget. Here are some items to avoid putting on autopay.
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