What is the most number of Payments you have made to a CC in a single billing period?

[BallBounces]

Obviously a question primarily for entertainment, but I am curious if anyone has made daily payments, or close to it.

[Peteyglad]

I definitely not daily, but have done weekly. 

[Turbobuick]

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@BallBounces wrote:

Obviously a question primarily for entertainment, but I am curious if anyone has made daily payments, or close to it.

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ummm 1! But I've only had credit cards for 42 years, so that could possibly double in the future, but I not sure why it ever would.

[Jansroom726]

I generally make payments weekly -

I like to treat my CC's like a debit card, and thus I really dislike seeing my balance be somewhat high on each card at the end of the month.

Not sure if creditors care, but ususally every Saturday I login and PIF.

Do you think they care I make around 4 payments each month, rather than 1 larger payment?

Thanks.

[Anonymous]

I do four payments every month. I divide my monthly "free spend budget" by four and hold myself accountable to the weekly amount.

Just makes it easier for me visually to see each week start at zero.

[Anonymous]

I make near daily payments on a 6k limit.

We charge over 6k/month on it so I log in and pay off the balance every night.

Sometimes I miss a day or two, so it's around 15 payments a month.

[Anonymous]

I got into cc strictly for mortgage journey.  You don't want too know how often I was paying the low $500 card and it was hard for me to even leave few percent util for the pure sake of getting my scores up. I treat my cards like cash and money that's budgeted already so I still pay as frequently as possible. When I got the Venture card I swiped so much right away and paid as soon as it posted. 

[onstar]

2.

The biggest benefits of CC are (1) cash/points back and (2) free float. IMHO, if you don't maximize both of these, then you're using the CC wrong. So generally, I make ONE payment, close to the due date. The only times that I accidentally paid twice in a billing cycle is when I changed my payment due date. It went something like: I changed it from 27th to 21st, and the statement didn't the cut next month since they want the cycle to be at least a full month. It felt weird not making a payment at all for over a month, so I made a small payment in between.

[OnTheRebound]

PIF one time per cycle a couple of days before the due date. Don;t see the point in doing it any other way.

ETA: When the statement cuts, I schedule a PIF 2 or 3 days before the due date.

[core]

With the Discover Bank double checking rewards promo that's been going on since May, I push payments to all my active cards about 15 times per month.  Sometimes a card will get 2 payments in a day if one came from Serve/Bluebird too.  I don't screw with Amex though... 1/week max is all I have the guts to do.

Obviously do not try this where payments get mailed as a physical check.  All quiet electronic payments, no human eyes on the accounts, and it seems to work fine.