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@sexy_kitten7 wrote:
@StriveToProsper wrote:Just spoke with the online chat representative and this was gathered:
: Please note the minimum payment is calculated as follows: : 1% of the balance (New Balance total except for any new periodic rate interest charges and late fee) + new periodic rate interest charges + any new late fee.
This is not correct. What did I say earlier about stupid CSRs?? lol
The "minimum minimum payment," so to speak, is $25 (it used to be $15). So any balance under $25 will be payable in full. The above formula is used for balances over $25, but the minimum payment will be the greater a) $25 or b) the 1% calculation.
Examples assuming PIF: the min payment for $5 is $5. The min payment for $40 is $25. The min payment for $4000 is $40.
The entire process is a bit pedantic though, as your minimum is disclosed on every statement. No math required!
As expected, Amex is the most conservative in this area. The base percentage is ~2% and the min min is $35!
+1
I liked it better when min was $15. lol
Well hopefully BofA will adjust the rewards over time because of inflation