So, how should the old house overhaul fund be handed over? Here are some common methods:
1. quarterly or semi-annual payment: according to the regulations of the community, pay your own maintenance fund to the public account of the community. This can ensure that the funds arrive in time, and at the same time, it will not cause too much economic pressure to the owners.
2. One-time payment: If economic conditions permit, the community supports this method, and the owner can choose to pay off his maintenance fund in one lump sum. This can save the subsequent payment matters and help the community to count the funds.
3. Bank withholding: If the owner has salary, pension or other regular income, he can choose to pay by bank withholding. This requires the owner to sign an entrustment agreement with the bank, and the bank will automatically transfer the money according to the agreed time, which is more convenient.
4. Cash payment: If the above methods are not applicable, the owner can also choose cash payment. In the notice board of the community or the payment period issued by the management office, you can pay your own maintenance fund in cash at the designated place.
The above four payment methods are more common. It should be noted that in order to ensure the effective use of the fund, the owners must operate in accordance with the provisions of the community and the resolutions of the owners' meeting when paying, and cannot reduce or default on the maintenance fund without permission. At the same time, the community management personnel should also make statistics on the payment of each owner's maintenance fund to avoid management confusion or insufficient funds.