Thinking of changing ALL my due dates...

[Anonymous]

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@jsucool76 wrote:
all of my cards are just kinda due whenever. I don't even remember most of the due dates, but I log into my accounts about once a day, and just pay them whenever my statement comes in.

not really worried about balances reporting. lol.

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You log on your accounts once a day and pay balances? That is too much work and too many payments!

@Anonymous Poster: Do what works for you. There is no magical rule for due dates. 

[Closingracer99]

I have all mine either at the start of the month or near the end of the month.  Just worked out that way basically since I never bothered to change any of the dates. I usually PIF way before the statement cuts so I never really noticed.

[jsucool76]

@random83

no,i log on once a day to look at them, and make sure everything is right (no weird charges, stuff like that) and once I get the email that my statement has been generated, I pay the bill.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@jsucool76 wrote:
all of my cards are just kinda due whenever. I don't even remember most of the due dates, but I log into my accounts about once a day, and just pay them whenever my statement comes in.

not really worried about balances reporting. lol.

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You log on your accounts once a day and pay balances? That is too much work and too many payments!

@Anonymous Poster: Do what works for you. There is no magical rule for due dates. 

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Since we use our credit cards essentially as debit cards, that's actually almost exactly what we do. Almost. At the end of the day, I add up our receipts and schedule payments from our bank account for 3 days out from that day. I've learned to wait about 3 days because it takes the credit card companies time to process the transaction. Waiting 3 days to send the payment seems to have it hit at about the same time as or shortly after the transaction has hit our card.  That's just what works for us.