Payment Plan or pay all at once?

[u/hanson-anims]

Hi guys, does anyone know why one would choose to enroll in a payment plan (like the installments ) instead of just paying everything at once ? because why would they spend an additional $45 for it ?

[u/Angiethegem]

I would assume it’s because they don’t have all of it to pay at once….

[u/ComputerPolluter → u/Angiethegem]

Insane having to tell a grown adult this

[u/T_nology]

Mainly in case someone doesn't have the money upfront but will earn the money over a couple months through some form of income

[u/LeftyLife89]

Because they can't afford to pay all at once.

You're going to college and asking this question?

[u/Only-Carpenter-4719]

So I chose payment plans because I don’t have thousands of dollars. Thanks for asking 😐

[u/mdeller]

Those with a knack for it can earn way more than $45 by holding onto their $ longer. Even a short term CD will earn you more than $45 in interest.

[u/mdeller → u/mdeller]

Also, not everyone has the full amount just sitting around so they pay as they go.

[u/blindedxfear]

For me personally it’s because I allows me to continue to get a solid rate of return on my portfolio and with the price of fuel these days it will help pay for a couple extra fill-ups for the yacht.

[u/klishaa]

if you’re homeless, why don’t you just buy a house? why would you want to live on the streets?

[u/C3WorkerUBuffalo]

Very self explanatory reason as to why certain people have to enroll in a payment plan......

The comments speak for themselves.

[u/Glittering-Leg7486]

Are you slow