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Replying to @Karlythepi💕 A lot of people ask me if they should leave a small balance, like $5, on their card after the due date so it reports under 10%. Let me break it down clearly 🙌. First, your due date and your statement closing date are two different things. The statement closing date is the day your balance gets reported to the credit bureaus. That’s the number that shows up on your credit report as your utilization. Your due date is simply the deadline to make your payment to avoid late fees and late payment reporting. If you want your card to show under 10% utilization, you need to make sure that by the statement closing date, your balance is under that 10% mark. Leaving $5 after your due date doesn’t guarantee anything unless your statement hasn’t closed yet. In fact, if your statement has already closed, that $5 won’t change what gets reported. The safest method? Pay your balance down before the statement closing date, not just before the due date. That way, the amount reported to the bureaus is low, and your score reflects the best possible utilization. So yes, you can leave a small balance like $5, but the key is timing. Use your card, pay it down before the statement closes, and your report will show under 10% every time. 💳✨ #credit #creditrepair #creditscore #credithelp #creditboost #buildcredit #fixcredit #creditcards #securedcreditcard #goodcredit #debtfreejourney #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #moneytips #budgetingtips #wealthbuilding #financialcoach #moneymoves #strongin75 #rickita #creditwin #scoreboost #utilization #creditutilization #debtfreecommunity #credit101 #creditreport #moneytalks #disputes #cfpb #sidehustle #moneyhacks #learnontiktok #viralvideo #fyp #financialplanning #womenfinance #blackwealth #moneymindset #financialgoals
Replying to @Karlythepi💕 A lot of people ask me if they should leave a small balance, like $5, on their card after the due date so it reports under 10%. Let me break it down clearly 🙌. First, your due date and your statement closing date are two different things. The statement closing date is the day your balance gets reported to the credit bureaus. That’s the number that shows up on your credit report as your utilization. Your due date is simply the deadline to make your payment to avoid late fees and late payment reporting. If you want your card to show under 10% utilization, you need to make sure that by the statement closing date, your balance is under that 10% mark. Leaving $5 after your due date doesn’t guarantee anything unless your statement hasn’t closed yet. In fact, if your statement has already closed, that $5 won’t change what gets reported. The safest method? Pay your balance down before the statement closing date, not just before the due date. That way, the amount reported to the bureaus is low, and your score reflects the best possible utilization. So yes, you can leave a small balance like $5, but the key is timing. Use your card, pay it down before the statement closes, and your report will show under 10% every time. 💳✨ #credit #creditrepair #creditscore #credithelp #creditboost #buildcredit #fixcredit #creditcards #securedcreditcard #goodcredit #debtfreejourney #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #moneytips #budgetingtips #wealthbuilding #financialcoach #moneymoves #strongin75 #rickita #creditwin #scoreboost #utilization #creditutilization #debtfreecommunity #credit101 #creditreport #moneytalks #disputes #cfpb #sidehustle #moneyhacks #learnontiktok #viralvideo #fyp #financialplanning #womenfinance #blackwealth #moneymindset #financialgoals

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