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I have mine mostly clumped twice a month, so that I can spread the damage over two paychecks.
I can see how if someone has a huge bill once a month, like a mortgage or rent, it might make sense to make all the CC's due two weeks later or before.
I do like having the dates clumped, though. The one thing is if I get busy and fail to pay attention to dates, I can get three extra accounts reporting balances, just like that. More of an issue for those of us who play the score optimizing game.
I like to lump all my due dates at the same time. I like to have my statement cut around the 19, 20, or 21st of the month. A few days to let the statement cut, then I like to PIF on the last day of the month, and still have paid ahead of the due date by 2 weeks.
Discover won't let me change my due date for a few more months but I already changed my Chase due date. They normally have their due date on the first of the month. Since I set my due date on the 16th does that mean my next statement will be 15 days longer? or will I just have two smaller statement periods instead?
@Anonymous wrote:I like to lump all my due dates at the same time. I like to have my statement cut around the 19, 20, or 21st of the month. A few days to let the statement cut, then I like to PIF on the last day of the month, and still have paid ahead of the due date by 2 weeks.
Discover won't let me change my due date for a few more months but I already changed my Chase due date. They normally have their due date on the first of the month. Since I set my due date on the 16th does that mean my next statement will be 15 days longer? or will I just have two smaller statement periods instead?
Exactly what im thinking...seems like something has gotta give one way or another....in my case id rather shorter so my reports update sooner and i can continue my grand plan. lol
I have most of mine towards the end of the month as I know my mortgage is due within the first 2 weeks of the month no mattter who my mortgage servicer is
@dadaluma and LS2982: When I opened my Discover a few months back, I couldn't change the date online but a quick call to their customer service took care of it so you guys may want to give that a shot.
@SenorDragon wrote:@dadaluma and LS2982: When I opened my Discover a few months back, I couldn't change the date online but a quick call to their customer service took care of it so you guys may want to give that a shot.
I'm still waiting for a mine to come in the mail. Is it possible to change the statement closing date?
I opened my discover card this past January. Online it said I couldnt change my due date until may. Unlike Chase it seems you have to wait a few statement periods to change your date with discover.