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Why wouldn't you be able to pay in full if you normally pay them with your checking account?
I agree with everyone else. If you can't pay your bills in full with credit card don't do it. You will be charged interest on top of current bills which will build up over time. The only thing I can see with paying your bills with a credit card is for the rewards. If you don't have rewards attached to it why bother?
If you have a short term cash flow problem, it is an expensive way to do it, but not that big a deal for several months. Long term it is the path to BK.
@jorgevazquez87 wrote:
I was just wondering if it was a good idea, I know I will have to pay interest since I will not pay in full, just thinking a way to not pay at the moment the living expenses (not all of them just the one on the list)
People are right to be asking why you want to do that, though.
Paying bills with a cc can be a good idea if the cc is a rewards card and if you PIF.
IMHO, it could also be a good idea if the card has a 0% interest offer and you need to temporarily spread out your regular household expenses, or you need to temporarily spread out your regular expenses and are willing to pay the interest.
But unless you have a plan for paying the card off in a month or two, you are, as others have said, getting into a debt trap.
So why DO you want to do this? Not asking to be nosy, but because that could make all the difference in whether it's a good idea or not.