Don't Pay Your Credit Card on the Due Date

31 Dec 2024 · 1 min
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Short YouTube advice by Daniel Rosen explaining that paying a credit card on the due date does not lower reported utilization. Instead, pay down the balance three days before the statement date and wait for the statement to post so the lower balance (reported on the statement date) reduces utilization and can improve credit score.

Questions this video answers

The statement date is reported to the credit bureaus.

Pay the credit down three days before the statement date and wait for it to post.

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