The editor will teach you how to calculate the handling fee of RMB 100,000 in two years for ICBC credit cards ICBC credit cards are nicknamed by card friends because of their ultra-low handling fees, unique exclusive rights and services "Aunt Card", especially ICBC's always maintaining the lowest handling fee in the industry, often makes card friends praise it for its thoughtfulness. Today, we will take the ICBC credit card installment fee of 100,000 yuan over two years as an example to teach you how to calculate the ICBC credit card installment payment. To know how much the ICBC credit card installment fee is for RMB 100,000 in two years, let me first take a look at the ICBC credit card installment fee classification criteria for different installments. ICBC credit card can be applied for repayment in 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, and 24 installments. Among them, the handling fee for 3 installments is 100,000 yuan. For example, if you apply for an installment of 100,000 yuan, the handling fees for each installment will be:, 3 The handling fee for the ICBC credit card installment is RMB yuan; the handling fee for the six-month ICBC credit card installment is RMB; the handling fee for the nine-month ICBC credit card installment is RMB; the handling fee for the 12-month ICBC credit card installment is RMB; the handling fee for the 18-month ICBC credit card installment is RMB; and the handling fee for the 24-month ICBC credit card installment is RMB. Fei Yuan. Therefore, if one hundred thousand yuan is repaid in two years, that is, in 24 installments, a total handling fee of 15,600 yuan will be paid. From this, it is not difficult to see that although the handling fee rate of ICBC credit card is lower than that of other banks, when the base of application for repayment is large, the installment handling fee is not a small amount. ICBC credit card is worth 100,000 yuan in two installments. The annual handling fee is as high as more than 10,000 yuan. Therefore, when applying for credit card installment repayments, cardholders may wish to carefully weigh the contradiction between consumption needs and additional fees, and strive to obtain the maximum expected benefits with the minimum loss.