drgnfly30 said:Basically, if you pay all of your charges in full during the first billing cycle & thereafter you won't get finance charges... if you miss one month of paying in full you'll get billed finance charges every day up until the day that you pay that balance off...so even though you've paid the current balance in full (again) you'll get some residual finance charges... then the cycle of no finance charges can start all over again...
Did that make sense?
Well, they billed me finace charges for the month prior to my balance, and the guy I talked to even admitted it was wrong, and credited me half of teh finance charge.
I will admit to being a novice on running a balance (I seldon, if ever, do), and I was upset when I saw the finance charge again. They credited it back again, probably deciding the charge wasn't worth an angry customer??? (I don't know)
So, if I do, for soem reason, run a balance, it's better to make a payment early in the month to pay it off, rather than later?
Julia