I believe that credit card friends are familiar with these terms, such as billing date (bill date), repayment date and interest-free period. However, it is often easy to have various questions at the time point. For example, card friends may often ask, credit card payment Does the money you pay every day count towards the next month? This is directly related to the length of the interest-free period for repayment, so today I will talk about this issue with you. Regarding whether the money charged on the credit card issue date will be counted as the next month, in fact, different banks have different calculation rules.

1. The bank included in the current bill. Agricultural Bank of China, CITIC, China Construction Bank (before 18:00), Hua Xia, Pudong Development Bank (before 21:00), Citigroup, Industrial Bank (before 21:00), Postal Savings Bank, Minsheng (before 22:00), Beijing (before 22:00) , Shanghai, Shanghai Rural Commerce (before 19:00), Zhejiang Merchants;

2. The bank included in the next bill. Bank of China, ICBC, China Merchants, Communications, Ping An, Guangfa, China Everbright. For example, China Merchants Bank: the billing date is January 25th, and the consumption on the 25th is generally not recorded until the 26th, and will be included in the next bill. That is, the payment will be due on February 23rd.