Of course, this situation rarely happens, but it is not without it. Therefore, in order to avoid these situations, we should deal with the overdue problem as soon as possible, and we can choose to stop in stages, which can be divided into 60 periods at the longest.
How often do you swipe your card or twice?
There is no specific rule on how often to swipe the credit card twice. As long as the credit limit has not been used up, you can continue to swipe your card at any time. However, it is suggested that cardholders should not swipe their cards at the same time every day, or the time interval of swiping cards is an integer. Such a card swiping behavior will be considered as a credit card cashing behavior by the bank's risk control system, and it is very likely that the card will be frozen.
2. Is prepayment by credit card taboo?
If the user chooses to prepay before the bill is issued, it will only shorten the interest-free period of the credit card, which is not a big taboo. After the credit card installment business, it is occasionally possible for users to choose to prepay, but banks often earn less fees through prepayment, so banks may think that users' loan demand is not great, thus reducing the credit line of credit cards. For users, whether credit card prepayment is taboo depends on the situation, as long as it is not often repaid in advance, it will basically not have a negative impact.
Third, several credit cards will be owed more and more.
If several credit cards are repaid in cycles, the debt will definitely increase. Revolving repayment can only be made by credit card withdrawal and credit card bill. Credit card withdrawal requires interest and handling fees, so the more credit cards participate in cash withdrawal, the more they owe. After all, the credit card itself provides interest-free service, and users are playing drums everywhere, which has increased a lot of interest. Users can't repay in full, so they can choose the minimum repayment amount or installment repayment. Although they will also charge interest, the risk of overdue is not as great as before.