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With the improvement of living standards, credit cards have increasingly become one of the indispensable payment tools in people's daily lives. However, in the process of using credit cards, many people may make late payments due to various reasons, causing the credit card bill amount to gradually increase. So, if the Industrial Credit Card is overdue, can I negotiate for repayment? What information is needed to negotiate repayment? Let’s find out together below.

First of all, if the Industrial Credit Card is overdue, we must contact Industrial Bank in a timely manner. Because Industrial Bank will calculate overdue interest based on the number of overdue days, if the overdue situation can be handled in a timely manner, it will also be helpful to the total amount of our repayment.

In the meantime, we can also try to negotiate repayment. Before negotiating repayment, the information we need to prepare includes:

The first is our overdue credit card bill record, which is the most basic information. Because only by understanding our credit card billing records can we make better repayments.

The second is our own financial situation, such as wages, deposits, loans and other information. These information can explain the maximum repayment amount and repayment cycle we can afford.

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Finally, we also need to prepare a written repayment agreement. The agreement should include the amount of the overdue bill, negotiated repayment amount and repayment period, etc.

Normally, Industrial Bank will review the negotiated repayment. After passing the review, we can repay according to the agreed repayment plan. After the repayment is completed, we also need to sign a repayment confirmation agreement with Industrial Bank to avoid repayment disputes.

In general, if the Industrial Credit Card is overdue, you can negotiate for repayment, and you need to prepare the corresponding information. But at the same time, we should also pay attention to the daily management of credit card bills and make timely repayments to avoid overdue payments. Hope this helps you.