@genmic wrote:
Every lender does this. If you are carrying a balance you do not get a grace period. There are exceptions, like Chase Blueprint, where you can pay in full certain categories and keep the grace period, but for the most part this is the same with all lenders.
if you use the Capital One checks, you pay interest. Whether you carry a balance or not. I always PIF but if I use their checks, I would be charged interest on all purchases. Even if I pay in full. Not all banks does that. Only the greedy ones
BK in January 2008---Barclay's Apple Financing Card ($10,000) --- Capital One Quicksilver ($13,000)--- Platinum Delta Skymiles ($35,000) --- GEMB CareCredit ($10,000) --- AUFCU ($10000)---Discover IT ($33,000)
Experian 835 Transunion 828-- August 2018
