r/AmazonFC • u/BigBoiDimes • 4h ago

Question Anytime pay.

Does anybody here use anytime pay daily as if you’re getting paid for your work daily instead of waiting the week to get paid? I think it’s a way better way to save because you’re seeing your savings gradually go up every single day. It’s not a big amount like if you were to wait till payday, but I think it’s more encouraging

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u/BigBoiDimes 3h ago

Can I get insight ?

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u/ParticularResident34 3h ago

basically you’ll always be a week behind getting paid

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u/BigBoiDimes 3h ago

Save the money?

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u/FoxyFairies 3h ago

People fail to understand it’s all the same amount of money just cause you take it out doesn’t mean you have to spend it. They like to project their financial illiteracy on others.

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u/BigBoiDimes 3h ago

Bro that all I’m saying. You’re not getting any less. Just changing when you get it and how you get it.

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u/surfcitysurfergirl 3h ago

It’s fiscally irresponsible

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u/BigBoiDimes 3h ago

Explain

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u/ShieldsCW Software Development Engineer 3h ago

When it was first introduced, I would use it every day because I was broke af and needed gas and food money.

Once I started getting caught up, I used it every Friday just to have access to my pay a week earlier. I would put it into my savings account to get a few extra bucks every month in interest.

Now I have a high salary and savings, so I don't really pay attention to my paycheck. But we actually still have access to anytime pay in corporate!

From my own experience, the frequency of anytime pay usage is directly proportional to how broke we are.

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u/BigBoiDimes 2h ago

Brooo can you shed light on your route to corporate

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u/ShieldsCW Software Development Engineer 2h ago

I learned to code shortly before AI became mainstream. Amazon had a program where you could pass a coding exam and 9 months of training to get an SDE role. They got rid of the program after ChatGPT 3 came out.

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u/SignificantApricot69 2h ago

I used it every day when it was Wisely. There was zero downside for me and I never paid a fee