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halobeam

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9. Just a mention that interest begins on their billing closing date and not the due date.

Reply to usaf-vet (Original post)

Mon Feb 24, 2025, 07:09 PM

Feb 2025

Even if you pay in full on the due date, you will still not have a zero balance. Granted there are cards that give a grace period between closing date and due date, but not all.

I didn't know this, but am glad I pay in full at least a week before the due date. Now "my" personal due date for my cards are the business day before their closing date.

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