@creditspeak: This is the only way you should be paying your credit card down💳 make sure to always use your credit card responsibly and never put transactions on a card that you cannot afford later on💰 credit card are a tool in your wallet. Make sure to use them correctly.. you use a credit card. Don’t let the credit card use you. ✅📈 #credit #creditcard #creditage #creditscore #amexgold #amex #credittips #credittips101 #amexplatinum

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yuhitsbash
sebastian luna🦍 :
I’m lost. Why not pay it all off. So you owe $0?
2024-04-30 22:45:46
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billyyang61
Billy Yang :
I’m soo lost ima just pay it off before the due date n the statement day n the week of those due dates I won’t use my cc
2024-05-19 14:44:27
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sanchez_x107
Sanchez :
Ok but my girl pays it off in the due date and after the due date she uses it again before the statement date and never got hit interest so is it ok to use it before the statement closing date ?
2024-04-11 23:58:53
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griotsaid
Kim mik :
How do you know your payment due date? And on what items
2024-04-25 07:32:58
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gelocredit
Gelo Credit :
But what if you got 0 utilization on other cards and your limit in total between all cards is 10k
2024-04-11 03:21:22
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caison_elijah
Caison_Elijah :
This my 10th vid and i finally get it
2024-06-17 21:24:52
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tucktuck139
Tuck :
Hmm
2024-06-08 07:10:06
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jabydbifg169265
1782bdksnpa :
do you have a video on the best way to pay down a credit card? for example: I have a 10.5k limit and I've accrued 10.3k debt on it over the last 9 yrs
2024-04-18 08:15:51
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username11122233355555
Maritza :
i’m confused 🥹😭 i need a demonstration 😭skit
2024-05-21 00:35:41
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mindyouitsfin
INFINITI🩷 :
What if your card limit is 200? I’m just speaking for everyone, bc not everyone have 1,000$+ credit limit
2024-04-24 20:06:12
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chrizzltx
chrizzltx :
But isn’t paying the whole thing off will become interest or late fees ?
2024-04-24 05:45:05
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falayho2
Falayhoooo :
Can I just pay the whole thing in full on the due date then the day after the due date just spend less then 10 %?
2024-04-11 19:17:36
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marii..alo
Marii🍁 :
So if you have a $200 limit you can use it up but before your statement date only pay back $180 showing you used 10% which is $20 then after the statement date put the $20 back to reset back to $200
2024-04-24 07:05:53
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raf_cc
🧜‍♂️ :
My limit is 1.5k and I’m low on funds rn if I just spend like 100-200$ and pay it off before the due date is that also ok?
2024-04-13 05:54:16
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phamminator
phamminator :
Bro just don’t overspend shouldn’t be that hard
2024-05-28 10:20:51
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_okyaii_
. :
Won’t you get hit with interest or fees if you leave balance after the due date?
2024-07-10 18:50:39
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tiddy.beaar
Bomboclaat :
If u pay back on time u don’t pay no interest, right?
2024-04-12 10:11:50
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loner0317
LONER :
can I spend 100 then pay it off then keep doing that in a cycle or does that show I'm credit risk?
2024-05-02 23:12:24
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boxingexpervp
Junior :
is it okay if I pay in full
2024-04-11 18:36:04
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naithereatlor
Sauce :
Nice video
2024-04-11 02:26:50
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zx10who
Zx10who :
Yo so I got a question I took a loan out for 7k will it build my credit score a good amount this is my first credit history
2024-04-11 21:33:00
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tabs.1k
T :
but how do u pay that money back
2024-04-29 19:22:20
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otto.von.bismarck66
Otto Von Bismarck :
credit utilization has no memory, this really only applies if you're looking to boost your credit score a few points before applying for a loan/new credit. otherwise, agree with what you've said
2024-04-11 19:33:00
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omega_war
🇺🇸🇺🇸Omega War🇺🇸🇺🇸 :
Didn’t go by due day. Goes by statement date
2024-05-21 03:47:56
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lamarwilliams879
Lamar Williams879 :
for some reason they report a whole different balance then what my statement says to pay
2024-04-20 10:59:49
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