Thanks for the invitation. The question mentioned in the question is mainly to explain the length of the credit card interest-free period. The longer the interval between the credit card statement date and the repayment date, the longer the period from the repayment date. The longer. But this does not mean that the interest-free period is absolutely long. The billing date is the "feng shui ridge" that determines the length of the interest-free period. For example, if you consume before the billing date, your consumption will be included in the next bill; and if If you consume after the bill date, this consumption will be included in the next bill, and you only need to pay it off on the next repayment date, up to 56 days. For more tips on using credit cards and maintaining them, you can read the article on Smart Card Manager.

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