The repayment date of ABC's credit card is the 25th day after the bill date. Suppose (just suppose) that the billing date of your credit card is the 27th of each month (fixed) and the repayment date is the 25th after the billing date, that is, around the 22nd of each month (30 days is different from 3 1 day), that is:

August 28th to September 27th is a billing cycle. For credit card consumption in this cycle, the bill will be generated on September 27th, and the final repayment date will be 65438+10.21.

September 28th-65438+1October 27th is a billing period. For credit card consumption in this cycle, June 27th165438+1October 22nd is the final repayment date to generate the bill. And so on.

Therefore, if you swipe your card on the day of the bill, the interest-free period is the shortest, only 25 days (swiping your card on August 27th, 10 for repayment on October 22nd), and swiping your card after the bill, the interest-free period is the longest, only 56 days (swiping your card on September 28th, 10 for repayment on October 22nd). Be sure to know the billing date and repayment date of your credit card so as not to miss it.

Credit card was swiped on September 27th, and the bill was issued on the same day, and the repayment was delayed for 25 days, that is, 65438+ 10/0.