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Hi all - Some good folks here have advised that Chase does mid-cycle reporting if you pay the card down to $0 so I want to so. However I still have a charge pending from the weekend. Do you think I should just pay the current amount showing as the balance or the total amount of the current AND pending charges? Or, should I wait til the pending charges post and pay then? Thanks in advance for offering your thoughts!
@Anonymous wrote:Hi all - Some good folks here have advised that Chase does mid-cycle reporting if you pay the card down to $0 so I want to so. However I still have a charge pending from the weekend. Do you think I should just pay the current amount showing as the balance or the total amount of the current AND pending charges? Or, should I wait til the pending charges post and pay then? Thanks in advance for offering your thoughts!
Just wait until the pending charges post. No point in doing double payments
Ok thanks for your response!
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Hi all - Some good folks here have advised that Chase does mid-cycle reporting if you pay the card down to $0 so I want to so. However I still have a charge pending from the weekend. Do you think I should just pay the current amount showing as the balance or the total amount of the current AND pending charges? Or, should I wait til the pending charges post and pay then? Thanks in advance for offering your thoughts!
Just wait until the pending charges post. No point in doing double payments
I *think* Chase will allow you to overpay (so you could pay the full amount at once if you add up your posted and pending charges).
I overpay - meaning, I add in my pending charges that I know are going to post.
That way, when they do - I have a 0 balance.